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PULLDOG the Lil 70 | I have a little 70 oliver rowcrop. My dad & I like to pull tractors with our friends and are members of The Boys and their Toys pullin club. I bought the 70 from my dad about 4 years ago, it wasn't up to his standards I guess. We could never get it to pull good in the 3500lbs class, we had to strip it right down and had 11 38 tires on it. So after some country boy injunuity and weight brackets, 13. 6 38 tires added 1000lbs, shes really tough to beat. The tractor is completely stok except for the triple straight pipes I added. I hoped for character, but got the name triple X. She still bears the name PULLDOG in bright yellow stickers though. So if any of yo get up around west michigan for any reason maybe you can catch us at a pull somewhere. Tim Schutte, MI, entered 2001-08-27 My Email Address: Not Displayed |
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