Damn, back in the day we thought a simple blown small block was insane on a super mini! Lol, we couldn't have imagined what those guys are running! No wonder they ride like a bucking bronco! A lil heavy on hp and light on everything else!
plow it has a big weight that is attached to a rail system driven forward by the movement of the tires on the plow to increase the weight on the front as you move forward
These hardly reach the finish line without problems. Why don't they use a normal tractor, like Massey Ferguson 8737, John Deere 8rt or a Case IH Quadtrac. They'd pull slow and steady
Actually these make full passes without issues most of the time. This is a a mishaps video from a whole season. In 2019, we taped around 2,650 passes. Check out our other videos on our channel from full events with complete passes.
I really wanted to see the Mack make a pull but he forgot to put a forward gear in his truck... either that or he forgot to take the truck out of reverse! 🤣. Man don’t you know that guy (or gal) was Embarrassed
If I ever build one of the tractors to pull, I think a guy should keep the HD front end parts on his tractor may not have to put as many steel plates up there too
I think it boils down to weight distribution and traction...When they hammer down the front immediately raises up and becomes very light. No need for big tires up front on these unlimited 2 wheel drive monsters!
Check out some mega truck tug of war/sled pull videos. 4wd unlimited sled pulling trucks...They mostly run equal size tires front/rear because 4wd and huge counter weights on the front bumper. Hope that helps
I have seen five V-8s on one tractor. Sometimes they connect the two side engines together, crank to crank. But all the engines are connected to the same main gear drive, by driveshafts connected in multiple spots around the gear. It spreads the load out on the main gear drive.
There are Several Chassis Builders around the Country...Tim Engler (Engler Machines), Bob Barbie (Modern Machines), Scott Tedder (Tedder Pulling/Mister Twister) are 3 of the BEST!! You can Stair-Step the Engines, Run them Side Saddle...Then Each Engine has its own Clutch, and you tie them all to the Main Driveline with a Series of Cross Boxes!!!
The most I ever saw was 7 supercharged big block Chevies built by the Banter Brothers around 1984. 12,000 pound Unlimited Modified class. The sanctioning body didn't want to see that many engines on a tractor, so they lowered the max weight for Unlimited to somewhere around 8000 pounds.
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I was wondering if anyone had it in reverse instead of forward. Came across this older video and it was great.
2:02 the thumbnail moment🔥
Thumbs up to the guys who welded those joints
I can here from watching big old steam-powered Cases pulling these sleds. They make it look so effortless.
They can change a lot with the weight transfer machines to make it easier/harder to pull.
03:04 that was a rough ride. Never understood the fascination with mini rods.
4:27 when you take the wrong gear
02:45 Aw man such a nice tractor, but i am happy to see this one back
The thumbnail looked good
Amazing!
Yeh thanks
Damn, back in the day we thought a simple blown small block was insane on a super mini! Lol, we couldn't have imagined what those guys are running! No wonder they ride like a bucking bronco! A lil heavy on hp and light on everything else!
hahahahahahaha
yeah
2:06 "WOAH!" Big POW!
I find it funny how much they have to drive the things to go straight.
Hahahaha
Boooomm 💥💥
Awesome work 🤝💖
Last one is my favourite
2:28 not for sale now XD
Hell Yeah!!
so cool
How much weight do they pull
So what’s are they doing here?
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Niceeeeeeeee esplosee
this is very interesting it amazed me
what are they doing?,
4:26 R for Racing😂
R for Rocket
what the powerful trucks
4:24
Does anyone knows what's the point of this?
😨 they must find the lost engine
Now this is america
Alguien en español porfavor que me explique 🤔
WHAT WAS THAT BEAST WHIT THE 4 BIG ENGING
Super Modified pulling tractor. We have lots of videos of these on our channel in action.
cadê os BR nesse carai dkdjdkd mt bom esses vídeos
i like thet he said big pow not FIAR
1:02 bruh why 4 super charges lol
If you have to ask, you'll never understand!
4 engines
0:41 what did it throw out ?
Engine
Intercooler
The wheels just kind of fall off
The last one 😂😂😂this was the wrong way
what is the thing they attached?
It’s a pole
Plow
plow it has a big weight that is attached to a rail system driven forward by the movement of the tires on the plow to increase the weight on the front as you move forward
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На 0:48 они ему так показывают будто он слепой
These hardly reach the finish line without problems. Why don't they use a normal tractor, like Massey Ferguson 8737, John Deere 8rt or a Case IH Quadtrac. They'd pull slow and steady
Actually these make full passes without issues most of the time. This is a a mishaps video from a whole season. In 2019, we taped around 2,650 passes. Check out our other videos on our channel from full events with complete passes.
ladies and gentlemen, what you just witnessed was 'need for speed, the harvesting season'
All modern machines exploded! The ancient steam machines work perfect! What happend?
shit maybe it’s the 4 v8s they be havin in 1 tractor
😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
oh noooooooooo🤦♀️
India tractor pulls train and these tractors can't pull a mini truck
Hahahahahahhaha
Jokers 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Yeah it's not a mini truck 😂 it is designed to stop 10,000+ horsepower machines.
@@JPPullingProductions oh thank you Jp productions
I feel like they have drag cars LMAO 😂 but rip engines can’t they just drag race
I really wanted to see the Mack make a pull but he forgot to put a forward gear in his truck... either that or he forgot to take the truck out of reverse! 🤣. Man don’t you know that guy (or gal) was Embarrassed
It's not a Mack, it's a Peterbilt. . .
If I ever build one of the tractors to pull, I think a guy should keep the HD front end parts on his tractor may not have to put as many steel plates up there too
Yeah, instead of those shopping cart wheel they put on them.
Gasta o dinheiro todo no motor e não consegue colocar umas rodas dianteiras mais reforçadas.....
2:07 This guy's mechanics deserve a smack in the head.
Tractor pulls are like going too Vegas, except you get too watch other people BLOW there $money$ lol
that very last niga smh
What in the hell at 1:27?? Aborting the Run was an option for quite awhile LOL
4:05 Dodge? ....Run like hell!
It’s the best truck tho
Front wheel can't be any small than that? 2:55
I don’t think so, they probably wouldn’t be able to take the weight, they are probably small to create as little weight as possible though
Smiling Matt i think it is better with bigger wheels because they weight more and then it dont whelie
Sry bad english
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YES!! I just blew up a $100,000 (or more) of machinery!! Wasn’t that to cool??! 💥🔥
Hahaha 4:26 on R hahaha xd to jest
Any of these bucketheads ever blow up an Allison or any other WW II engine, they need to be strung up by their nuggets and giblets.
What?? You do know nothing on these tractors is stock right?
Knarly! The blonde hair track girl knows what's up...Pretty too!
Oops, had the silly thing in reverse.
Dry ice sales man needed..
Why do some of these machines have such tiny wheels in the front? Great video!
I think it boils down to weight distribution and traction...When they hammer down the front immediately raises up and becomes very light. No need for big tires up front on these unlimited 2 wheel drive monsters!
Check out some mega truck tug of war/sled pull videos. 4wd unlimited sled pulling trucks...They mostly run equal size tires front/rear because 4wd and huge counter weights on the front bumper. Hope that helps
They use the smaller front tires so that they can move the Engines Forward, for more Front End Weight!!
no point in having big wheels if they don't even touch the ground
@@brettsharbono3022 yes then it falls back down and snaps those tiny shits away ......big 8 lug wheels heck even double pickup wheels could do better
Most excellent!
That last one though hahaha
Who is building these ? How can you attach 4 v8s to one drive train then some how make them all cooperate?
I have seen five V-8s on one tractor. Sometimes they connect the two side engines together, crank to crank. But all the engines are connected to the same main gear drive, by driveshafts connected in multiple spots around the gear. It spreads the load out on the main gear drive.
There are Several Chassis Builders around the Country...Tim Engler (Engler Machines), Bob Barbie (Modern Machines), Scott Tedder (Tedder Pulling/Mister Twister) are 3 of the BEST!! You can Stair-Step the Engines, Run them Side Saddle...Then Each Engine has its own Clutch, and you tie them all to the Main Driveline with a Series of Cross Boxes!!!
There are some with multiple gas turbines in them i seen one that had 4
The most I ever saw was 7 supercharged big block Chevies built by the Banter Brothers around 1984. 12,000 pound Unlimited Modified class. The sanctioning body didn't want to see that many engines on a tractor, so they lowered the max weight for Unlimited to somewhere around 8000 pounds.
1:33 were you the original person who recorded that class or was it PPL?
I recorded the pull. I am also the one that does the videos for PPL.
Yessss been looking forward to this!!