ISBeINSIDE
Left Coast Hooker
- Joined
- Mar 27, 2007
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i am also willing to go and support at events, i.e. volunteer staff?
I was never given an option. I was told by all the promoters that I had to make 8000lb or I would be bumped to the mod class. Hell, I would go for an exhabition class. I just want to pull. Thank you for the idea to throw out there to the techs next pull. I have seen other guys in exhabition class but never thought of it to ask either. Thanks again Gene
As far as the redneck out of the stands- NADM is supporting 5 (FIVE) Diesel pick up classes. The first one is Work Stock-no hanging weights, stock appearing turbo. It doesn't get more basic than that.
Volunteers are always needed, thanks!
...Anyone else? Speak up!! Gears are turning!!
i want to pull as much as i can. how do i go about this with little to no support for the persons like me. i dont have the means to build high power puller as Tom and Scott (respectively) have. But am willing to be "lumped" in to a class just to pull and as I build my truck up, then have the options to be classed with simular trucks. To me, from reading this thread, the west coast doesnt give enough opportunities for people to grow into the sport to become regulars at events and pullers themselves.
I want to know how the people that say they want the sport to grow, are ACTUALLY going to do about making it grow? IMHO
Ok, now this clears a lot of things up- Like I said, unless a vehicle is obviously unsafe, or time constraints, I have never tuned a guy down to get a hook. I even let a 2 wheeler hook in Bakersfield.
I didn't know you guys were getting turned away, period, thats a crock, and evidently the promoter does not want to grow the sport??
As far as the redneck out of the stands- NADM is supporting 5 (FIVE) Diesel pick up classes. The first one is Work Stock-no hanging weights, stock appearing turbo. It doesn't get more basic than that.
Volunteers are always needed, thanks!
8500 is gay.
-Tom
The fuel prices will not impact the midwest as much, as they do not have to travel as far as we do to get to the pulls. We need people who are willing to travel hundreds of miles one way to a pull. Who is complaining about not making weight besides you? Most trucks are probably well underweight, so I don't see tis being an issue??? Plus, rules are rules, not accomodations.
-Tom
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it's really sad that just because someone makes a rule that works for them that they can't maybe see a way to bend a little for other places that don't/won't have the numbers to insure sport growth----
I
-----chris