it means that the finish line moves forward if a tractor surpasses the previous furthest distance. (a simpler explanation: they measure beyond 320 feet)
Thanks for the explanation. So if I understand correctly, this prevents a tie if more than one has a full pull. If there isn’t enough room for a floating finish and more than one full pull, do they typically increase the weight and have a pull off?
@@MyFakeBrand Exactly. Floating finishes aren't typically run in the Netherlands, because we often have a sandpile at the end of the track, so we almost always have a pull-off.
Starting Line Flagger! Mr. Jerry Richardson! What a mound to shoot over!
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Go Case!!
J.I. Case all the way! 🚜🏁
How often or how many runs down the track do these engines need looked at or rebuilt? I'm curious. The power that these put out seems unreal!
What does “running a floating finish” mean?
it means that the finish line moves forward if a tractor surpasses the previous furthest distance. (a simpler explanation: they measure beyond 320 feet)
Thanks for the explanation. So if I understand correctly, this prevents a tie if more than one has a full pull. If there isn’t enough room for a floating finish and more than one full pull, do they typically increase the weight and have a pull off?
@@MyFakeBrand Exactly. Floating finishes aren't typically run in the Netherlands, because we often have a sandpile at the end of the track, so we almost always have a pull-off.
Do they have pulls there all summer?
No not all Summer. East Coast Pullers have a event there in June and Full Pull Productions has a pull there during the fair in September
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I see! I wasn't aware they had another pull during the summer. I'll have to look into it for next year, thanks!
The announcers on Lucas tv pulls didn’t know JD 4020 from a IH M. Couldn’t stand them.
Always seems like a Pro Stock wins that class
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