Tractor pulling carnage
12-20-2005 | 11:33 PM
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From: SunnyVale Trailer Park
Originally Posted by pwrtripls1
Are you a member over at LS1Tech? I have been for years but go by a different name over there.
12-24-2005 | 09:37 AM
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This post comes at a perfect time. Within the last couple of months I took a new job where I get to drive a company truck. Now my wife drives the CTD as a daily driver. I told her the pit crew accidently put gas in that motor and she needs to be sure to only grab the diesel handle when filliing up.
I don't think she'll make that mistake anytime soon.
Was that wrong????
tom
I don't think she'll make that mistake anytime soon.
Was that wrong????
tom
12-25-2005 | 08:10 PM
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From: LOGAN OH NEXTEL ID #136*8015*1979
not only dose he need a new ENGINE, but a pair of clean underwear!
there were some other pictures floating around of the hoehandle express that came part pretty good pic's
there were some other pictures floating around of the hoehandle express that came part pretty good pic's
12-25-2005 | 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by JKM
That would be the little brother to the 466 international , i can't remember the exact displacement now.
It was used in 1066 as well as 966 and possibly a couple other models of international tractors. the bigger tractors used the 466.
It was used in 1066 as well as 966 and possibly a couple other models of international tractors. the bigger tractors used the 466.
Originally Posted by signature600
438...probably bored and stroked to around 600 cu in
Chris
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12-26-2005 | 10:46 PM
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Same here, Plenty of "windowed blocks", but never one split in half horizontally.
That hood must be designed a little stronger than today's plastic one-piece units - IT contained the engine!! We had a 1066 & a 1486 growing up - brings back good memories!
That hood must be designed a little stronger than today's plastic one-piece units - IT contained the engine!! We had a 1066 & a 1486 growing up - brings back good memories!
12-30-2005 | 07:24 PM
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That's a local boy to me, he is from Cambridge, NY. I didn't see that run but I saw the first one he did after that pull. Here are some more neat pictures of other pull disasters. OOOPPPSSS We get some pretty good pulls around this neck of the woods, we still need to work on the local fairs for the diesel trucks though.
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