Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio

	Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 10, 2018 12:49PM
bbailey Registered: 02/23/2012 Posts: 542	Does anyone know of any new brush tractor classes in Ohio light to heavy Thanks Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 10, 2018 01:45PM
sfd823 Registered: 08/02/2008 Posts: 236	We made rules for a 6500 hot farm class since the LLSS tractors have been pretty hard on the 6500 hot farm tractors. 6500, 2.75 turbo if I remember right, 20.8 tires. I think they were going to be used by Buckeye Power Productions, but don't quote me on that. I was just involved in making up rules catering to the true hot farm/modified/ect 6500 tractors. Reply Quote

Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 10, 2018 02:17PM

mh49

Moderator
Registered: 06/16/2017
Posts: 90

Quote
sfd823
We made rules for a 6500 hot farm class since the LLSS tractors have been pretty hard on the 6500 hot farm tractors. 6500, 2.75 turbo if I remember right, 20.8 tires. I think they were going to be used by Buckeye Power Productions, but don't quote me on that. I was just involved in making up rules catering to the true hot farm/modified/ect 6500 tractors.

Are they going to offer a spark plug option? Also I hope that will be a box turbo.

Reply Quote

Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 03:37AM

sfd823

Registered: 08/02/2008
Posts: 236

I'm pretty sure there was provisions for spark plugs. We were't planning on a box turbo as far as I know, considering this was going to be a brush class. The only reason the 2.75 rule was put in was to weed out the 3.0 and larger LLSS tractors. I don't imagine that it's going to turn into a class with a huge following, it's just intended to keep 1500 horses out of the hot farm class. I realize someone could easily take it to the extreme, if that happens, a box turbo rule would be the best answer. A 72mm S400 would be my choice. I realize it's larger than 2.75, but it's a cheap, fairly tough turbo. I would think just policing the wheel and cover would be the best answer, as there is several different 472's available with different bearing housings, turbine's and exhaust housings.

Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 03:42AM
bbailey Registered: 02/23/2012 Posts: 542	Where can I find the rules for this class thanks Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 04:16AM
sfd823 Registered: 08/02/2008 Posts: 236	I don't know that there's anything official yet, I'll find out sunday at a meeting. Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 03:40PM
Zachp Registered: 08/14/2013 Posts: 260	Farm pullers has added the 6500 light hot farm. Rules are similar to the ky boys. Hope to see it grow. Reply Quote

Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 04:16AM

What a surprise....

I love how everyone was into 6500 open classes as long as you could throw a turbo on your farm tractor and go beat up on some NA tractors (because you couldn't build one of those either) , but now that there are some real light turbo tractors (LLSS) kicking your butts now we need rules and start another class. Perhaps some of you should bring your tractors out of the stone age, add safety equipment and find a real class to pull in.

Reply Quote

Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 05:13AM

bbailey

Registered: 02/23/2012
Posts: 542

Here we go again bashing on everyone why does it have to be that way
I have no problem with safety equipment as long as I have a place to pull but not everyone wants a llss and nothing against them but that class has replaced the open classes
Some of us just pull for fun and don’t take it so serious win or lose I’m not going to dismantle a perfectly fine tractor just to meet the rules so if a group of pullers want to put a class together what does it matter

Reply Quote

Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 06:31AM

RW IH 1568

Registered: 01/16/2010
Posts: 149

I agree bbailey, you should come down to Glenford Ohio Lions Club pull. I'm sure we have a class for you. They run a thing from garden tractors to trucks and all the way up to light pros. 3 pulls a year and one at Muskingum county fair in August. Barney from out your way comes down and pulls his v8 hotrod. Not much fussing, just brush pulling at it finest. Hope to see you there thus summer. rw

Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 08:38AM
PULLMX Registered: 10/18/2011 Posts: 262	There is a need for a 6500# hot Farm class for Brush pulling. They don't have many place to pull without getting there butts handed to them by Hot Rod V-8 and LLSS tractors who pull in the same class. Weather you like it or not these pullers may step up one day to a bigger class. Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 09:30AM
bbailey Registered: 02/23/2012 Posts: 542	Quote PULLMX There is a need for a 6500# hot Farm class for Brush pulling. They don't have many place to pull without getting there butts handed to them by Hot Rod V-8 and LLSS tractors who pull in the same class. Weather you like it or not these pullers may step up one day to a bigger class. Exactly Thank you Pull MX Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 08:36AM
RichXXTNT	We have one here in Carroll county started up last year and tryn to get more ppl involved .its an unlimited open farm two weights one class 6500 lbs 24.5-32 and 7000 lbs 18.4-38 Reply Quote

Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 08:38AM

Riches

Unlimited Open Farm Tractor
6500lbs max tire 24.5-32
7000lbs max tire 18.4-38
All one class
Safety:
Cage or Roll bar
Wheelie bars
Tie bars
Steel flywheel
Safety blanket
Kill switch
Side shields
Helmet
Must be a transmission and rear end of a farm tractor.......
No component tractors
114" wheelbase
Hitch must be at least 18" from center of back axel and be ridged in all directions
NO Automotive V8 engines

Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 11, 2018 09:33AM
bbailey Registered: 02/23/2012 Posts: 542	That’s what I’m looking for 7000 will be perfect with a cage on Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 12, 2018 06:39AM
richx	bbailey what do you run tractor that is ? Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio January 12, 2018 07:03AM
bbailey Registered: 02/23/2012 Posts: 542	Barnyard Bandit Massey with a 640 Perkins #6000 and up Reply Quote

	Re: Let’s change states please Any new brush classes in Ohio February 12, 2018 01:55PM
sfd823 Registered: 08/02/2008 Posts: 236	Wooster May 12 we're going to have 3 classes with some hot farm oriented rules, 5500, 6500, 7500. 2.8 charger, 20.8 tires, and stock frame is the basics. When we get things printed up I'll post them here. Reply Quote

Newer Topic Older Topic

Print View RSS

Author:

Your Email:

Subject:

Help information

Spam prevention:

Please, enter the code that you see below in the input field. This is for blocking bots that try to post this form automatically. If the code is hard to read, then just try to guess it right. If you enter the wrong code, a new image is created and you get another chance to enter it right.

Enter code:

Message:

Website Statistics

Global: Topics: 38,718, Posts: 229,832, Members: 3,330.
This forum: Topics: 37,083, Posts: 225,967.

Our newest member LT Limited Pro