08:03:24pm, Thursday, May 02, 2024
Outlaw 3200 Profield
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Rumor Has It
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Rumor is that the Outlaw 3200s are voting to add water, GT42, and go to 3500 RPM essentially making it a Pro Farm class. Any truth to this? |
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deere09
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I heard the same thing. Not sure if its fact or rumor that it will be voted on |
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Registered: 03/17/2009 Posts: 461 |
Didn't Great plains have that exact class gt 42 on water 3500 rpm and it never really took off. |
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Registered: 04/01/2008 Posts: 143 |
That would make it the same as the PPL Profarm class. I can see why they would want to do that, it would add alot more tractors that could come run with them... |
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Registered: 03/16/2009 Posts: 64 |
My suggestion was/is to leave the Superfield/32Profield rules as is, give guys a class to get started in. Nebraska Bush and Outlaw should ADD the ProFarm class, then no one gets butt hurt about there not being a starter class. Personally I think Profarm would take off as PPL has it, theres a lot of those tractors in Missouri where Outlaws already have a strong footprint. But the problem then is who is going to jump up and pull the Super Field class, the 2 or 3 guys that dont want to move up can not support the class by themselves. The mod farm guys in the area built for that class just so they wouldn't have to put all of safety equipment on, so I dont see them doing it, the Great Plains guys and Wcip guys dont seem to want to spend the money to jump either, so how long does a group have to keep a starter class when there really aren't new pullers in the class? Most everyone in the class now wants to make the change except maybe 2-3 guys, so unless several new tractors show up you can't expect a promoter to pick that class with potentially low puller turnout. Thats my $.02
Side question, why in the helk do the ProFarms run so heavy? Barnes |
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LLP Fan
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Help me understand why you would want to create a pro farm class rather than just putting on 24.5s and running 8500 LLP? Wouldn’t you essentially have an entry level LLP anyway? Kinda funny, seems to me in this class over the years the guys pushing hardest for change never run towards the front. Just my .02 from the cheap seats. |
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It is funny how it is always the same few pullers in this class that always want to change the rules like some how magically they will start winning if they just put a bigger turbo on. Well guess what everybody else will put that turbo on as well, and there will be a bunch of them that go with a girdle and run billet crank and rods and put in a lot of time on the dyno and these people that want to change the rules all the time will still be running in the back of the pack like normal. |
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Registered: 03/16/2009 Posts: 64 |
I have never once said that I personally wanted to spend the money to move classes, I agree the classes look very similar and I for one know that I can not compete where i am at now, and certainly do not think it would be any different with a bigger charger. And if anyone thinks i am the one who brought this up, or am advocating for it youre full of it. I just think that if adding another class can help keep event numbers up then wtf why not, it seems like a good idea. And I stand behind what i said when i said how long do you have to stay with current rules in the hopes someone new comes along? Or do you do what the majority of the people who support that class and have supported it want to do? |
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Have you ever thought that people aren’t joining you class because you guys change the rules all the time, nobody wants to build for a class just to have to rebuild the next year because the rules changed again |
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I want changes I want the same
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Every class changes rules, that is called progress like it or not it is not 1990 any longer and things change. That class has dramtically improved itself over the last 2 years by going away from the 3lm and 3000rpm's. The stands used to clear out when that class came up, now they watch. Stop trying to hold people back to suit your own agenda. Literally every class changes rules at some point, not everyone can afford at each level and thats fine theres a place for all. Even this "entry class" is not cheap by any means as others have eluded to in this thread |
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Registered: 03/31/2008 Posts: 762 |
I call BS on changing the rules being progress. Changing the rules is the lazy way to make more HP. Progress is working for it with a new cam or piston design. |
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Classes aren't supposed to change. If you want change then you go to a different class. You don't make everyone else change to suite what you want. |
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Hope this true for both classes Outlaws and PPL |
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Registered: 11/14/2017 Posts: 80 |
Add water, add rpm, bigger turbo, sled gets set heavier - little to no change in results, less money in puller's pocket & their starter class costs even more to get into. It'll probably happen. |
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Lol
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Yeah no not so much. Most are built for the class already |
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Registered: 11/14/2017 Posts: 80 |
lol, girdle, turbo and water injection aren't free unless it's somebody else's money putting the parts on your tractor |
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Lol
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Girdle…. Hahahaha not necessary. Next you’ll say billet rods hahahaha. You are right though fools and their money will soon part. |
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Registered: 11/14/2017 Posts: 80 |
That's a matter of opinion on the girdle, even if you don't add it, you're still not acknowledging the turbo and water cost more money. |
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Lol
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$2500-$3000 added cost. Will be mostly maintenance free after purchase and will make engine more efficient and longer lasting. There I acknowledged it. Is there anything else you’d like to know? |
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Registered: 11/14/2017 Posts: 80 |
Are you buying? |
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Lol
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DK, let’s get something straight. Some of your “starter tractors” are nearing a 100k investment as it is and spend more than the upgrade investment yearly on the dyno for next years few more hp. The upgrade investment for about 300 hp and better cooling is kind of a no brainer and a drop in the bucket for most of them. |
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Registered: 11/14/2017 Posts: 80 |
$100K?! then people wonder why no new tractors are coming into the class. At that much money blown, they should be in the 8500 LLP class. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/31/2021 01:19AM by DK Case. |
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Lol
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Exactly. When a starter class has professionally built and dyno tuned engines up to turnkey rigs, “starter class” goes out the window pretty fast. Fun fact: there have been a couple starter classes over the years that have progressed a little since they were started. A couple recognizable classes in fact, Prostock and Superfarm |
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Bubba Gump
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Unless its straight out of the field ( unhooked from the silage chopper ) there is not really a starter class, somewhere, somebody has juiced a pump or put a bigger turbo on or both -- technology has runned starter classes-- as its been said before on here ( BUILD FOR THE CLASS YOU WANT TO RUN ) " to many class now with very little difference in rules" !!!! |
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Registered: 08/27/2019 Posts: 212 |
Agree 200% |
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Jake Davis
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Lol.... 100k for a 3lm tractor????? |
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Lol
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S300 and yes |
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just call it a ProFarm and bring back a 3000rpm class with set rules not this similar or stock appearing @#$%&. There are a ton of 3000rpm (3lm 466) in the eastern Ne and western IA area that wont come out and pull "mod farm" class we need a Pro Farm class and a 3lm 466 3000rpm class! |
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Pllnfn
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I would "like" this post if I could. Seems to make sense to me. |
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Registered: 07/22/2014 Posts: 197 |
Anything new to report on the situation of the 3200 rpm class?
Thanks |
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She Said no
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No change in rules in outlaws. |
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Tomah winner
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Here's what really grinds my gears. Let us all please discuss and help separate the difference between HOT FARM AND PRO FARM! |
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Tomah winner
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How is that pro farm? our association has a pro farm class that runs a 3x3 turbo, 3000 RPM, and 466/ (whatever other makes use), cubic inch motors. |
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