9500 hot farm/profarm May 03, 2019 05:34AM
When are all you people going to get together and make a set of rules for your class there's so many different groups that want to run different tire sizes, smooth bore turbo,466/510/540.
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 03, 2019 07:35AM
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,Wisconsin, Iowa all run 20,8-38, parts of Ohio and east run 24.5 and 20.8s. So many tractors in each group , would be nice to have one set of rules but afraid won't happen , look at superfarm, all they would have to do would be add or drop intercooler but neither will do it.
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 03, 2019 11:51AM
I'm a dreamer too. Here in the Northeast I know of 4 - Hot farm clubs and all 4 have different rules. Some basic rules allow you to pull with them but not be competitive. One club allows 619 cu but only an A pump. 3 clubs are at 466 cubes but 2 won't allow a cooler. 3 of the clubs are in Eastern Pa. and one in New York and I know there are even more Hot farm clubs right in Pa. It's crazy for sure. It's only a dream that all would have the same rules. The reason they don't is each one was designed for those who founded their own class and fit the rules to their liking. That's the way it is and we just have to pick and choose. It won't change regionally or nationally for sure. Pro Farm is the same.
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 03, 2019 12:56PM
Dragon, east coast, and interstate pro farms all have the same rules except interstate is 540 and the other two are 466 but the turbo and pump rules are basically the same I wish those three could get together and run the same rules then divide up in regions and have region pulls and then maybe have certain places that wanna run a weekend event that would allow all tractors to come from each region and pull for a bigger purse. But that's just my thoughts
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 03, 2019 12:17PM
I saw rules for 619, p-7100, coolers and a 4.1. Outlaw bush shat
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 03, 2019 12:37PM
The entire state of Indiana run the same set of rules. And they are inline with PPL and NTPA. And on another thought it’s not just a red and green show.



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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 03, 2019 02:21PM
Not a red and green show but is it a small block show 510 and under
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 03, 2019 10:01PM
If a Massey can de cube , so can a BB Deere
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 04, 2019 11:49AM
Who's worried about bbjd make the class where everyone has the same rules so it's got more potential regional maybe national.Just my two cents to me it's a great colorful/ecnomic class that resembles a farm tractor. I feel like 24.5/540/640 run super farm /light pro don't matter my opinion.My point how about let's come together and make this class what it deserves.
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 05, 2019 01:00AM
The Pro-stock class is the only class that can pull any where in the country and pull under the same rules. At least that I'm aware of. So how did that happen ? So in the beginning of all the other classes there must have been a lot of disagreement and that still exist today.
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 05, 2019 06:48AM
Why the 510 cube number why not 540 so guys don’t have to decube what is the theory behind 510 and if they want to have this 466 small block class why not have two classes say 510 and under and 510 and up all of the turbo and pump rules the same And another thing I don’t understand all this pissing and over 3000 RPM and open rpm I would like to see some of these go pro on my tractor videos of how many guys are actually running more than 32 or 35 down the track I hear all kinds of stories post a video just curious
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 05, 2019 01:10PM
Simple light pro 540,24.5 open rpm
640/limited pro/super farm 24.5 open rpm
Pro stock 680/24.5
Wonder how many people in the crowd can tell them apart.Im going to guess about 25%
So for your answer curious why don't you move up to one of the national/region classes. P.s if you're worried about mph and scared to put air and fuel to your 540 there's alot of speed limit classes you can run at your county fair
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 05, 2019 02:25PM
Your zero for three wizenhiemer aka genius and as far as being scared look at you go no fear pedal puller jumped right up to hot farm 466
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 06, 2019 02:20AM
why a uneven number like 466? why not 475 0r 500 a lot of tractors are over 466 stock
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 06, 2019 04:33AM
Well if you go 500 then you might as well go to 550 then 600 then 650 then 700. A 466 class is just that. If you want 540 then go to a 540 class etc. We pull a 466 in some 540 classes for the fun of it. I know some 466 tractors that will walk right with a 540 but if you want to win you better be at 540.
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Re: 9500 hot farm/profarm May 06, 2019 07:21AM
I think what the point they are trying to get across is make a good set of rules and stick with it. I do se the point of having the 510 it let's alot of different colors in while staying with stock cubic inch. I think people enjoy seeing a lot of colors in a class. Case, Massey,Ford,jd ,just because Ih have built a millions of 466 and put them in everything doesn't mean that other people don't want to pull other colors.As for courios I believe someone mentioned 540 is light pro
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