Lets see your pullers!

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My other 1155 540 cubic inches, 9.5mm simms pump, .093 lines, custom s400 turbo. It pulls in farm "stockish" classes.
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Lovin it! I bet that thing runs pretty darn good
 
Thanks! I'm currently putting together another 1155 to run LSS with the Illiana Pullers. It probably wont be finished this season, hopefully next year.
 
1155puller said:
Thanks! I'm currently putting together another 1155 to run LSS with the Illiana Pullers. It probably wont be finished this season, hopefully next year.
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Can you run the 640 in LSS? Get ahold of Carlton Cope, he's been through every nut and bolt on the perkins V8 and can probably save you some headaches.
 
I'm stuck with the 510 in lss. The engine, clutch/flywheel is ready to go in the chassis. I'm just lacking a fuel system at this point.
 
Dieselcubmike said:
Thanks guys! Its come along way and its truly an awesome class to run in because not alot of people get to see these things other than youtube or some people see them run at fairs thats about it. Ahhh yes Mr becker. He has a very impressive tractor and some very deep pockets but its nice to see him run. dont think ill be there anytime soon lol thanks for all the kind comments guys and i encourage you all to subscribe as i ll be adding more videos here within the week with my gopro so you guys can see what it looks like from my point of view. Take care!
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It was you and Becker that ran at Keystone Nationals right?
 
1155puller said:
I'm stuck with the 510 in lss. The engine, clutch/flywheel is ready to go in the chassis. I'm just lacking a fuel system at this point.
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I would look Into the Bosch 8 cylinder pumps, our 700ci Mercedes has a mechanical Bosch inline pump on it, it couldn't be worse than the Simms
 
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Some of the Out of the Field Stock Deere's we pull 2 JD 2950's and a JD 4650.
 

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This is my next project, Its a 1952 Massey Harris 55 my great grandfather bought it new and I was able to track it down. The plan is to do a full restoration and pull it. The Picture is from the last owner when it was still pulling back in 2005, and has been sitting since then.
 

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We're up in the Manitowoc area, just south of Green Bay. The Picture of me Pulling was in Waupan for the Prison City Pull Off last summer.
 
Some better pictures of the 55 in its current condition.
 

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Thanks guys, Im trying to figure out what route to go with the motor. Its a Gas Continental J382 now and not sure how crazy I want to make it. I really just want to make it look as good, if not better then the day it rolled onto the family farm two generations ago.
 
cummins_power71 said:
Thanks guys, Im trying to figure out what route to go with the motor. Its a Gas Continental J382 now and not sure how crazy I want to make it. I really just want to make it look as good, if not better then the day it rolled onto the family farm two generations ago.
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I remember my grandpa saying that you could tell how turned up a Harris was by looking at the head and seeing how much was shaved off. He said it made a big difference by shaving the head, and from the way he talked they shaved like half an inch off! Just and idea :)
 
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I remember my grandpa saying that you could tell how turned up a Harris was by looking at the head and seeing how much was shaved off. He said it made a big difference by shaving the head, and from the way he talked they shaved like half an inch off! Just and idea :)
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Awesome Ill look into that.
 
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