Posted by big tee on January 28, 2019 at 10:07:00 from (199.120.66.180):
We went to the pull in Oklahoma over the weekend. Had a real good time and met a lot of good people. Met up with a fellow YTer in Mo-SWMO1206-Sold him the steel rims I had on my case-NICE GUY- Dusting of snow on Fri.-54 degrees on Sat. Got home Sunday afternoon-4 degrees. Long ride-good to be home. Left about 8:30 Thurs morn-Son's Dodge-Cody from Wisc. 88-my Case Me on the Case in the 6000 lb. class-thought I made the pulloff-went 201 but they changed it to 210 for pulloff-got 4th out of 37. Should of had another 100 up front. Only the 4th pull for the Case-still playing with the fuel and timing. Real tuff competition... Son got 1st in one of the jack pot classes with his 88-He was pretty happy. He was first puller and had almost a full pull so they reset the sled and he came back and only pulled 157 ft. but it was enough for the win... Son on the Case in the 5000 lb class-no weights-too light up front-dancing with the white line.
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