Yes. I tried to set up a u joint vendor stand as well but they werent havin it. lol We should collab for next years event. I figure we can even provide rental rides home for those that just knew this would never happen to their truck.
Literally thinking the same thing. Has to be the dumbest shit I’ve ever seen. Let’s just locker in 4wd and full fucking send and wonder why my T case or yoke just snapped
@@jasonborron5414 oh trust me stock pickups hop like a som bitch on dirt tracks too, a lot of the diesels that are required to run a stock frame struggle too... you gotta realize how well-built real pulling trucks are just to get the power down without hopping a foot in the air
Driveline shafts must make a killing. Running one of these in town is pretty much a guaranteed way to make sure your struggling driveshaft shop doens't go out of business.
I worked for an outfit that designed and built a new style of tire for tractor pulls back in the day. On the first trial run the guy tore up is drive shaft. Company rep apologized, but the tractor owner was pleased, he could build a stronger driveshaft, but never was able to put that much torque to the ground before.
Not a bad idea, just people don't stop and think about the torque multiplier of the transfer case of the rating of the drive line, best to use four high and lock it in first gear, hard on the tranny but easier on everything else
Feel sorry for that clean up crew for the track @10:30 Looks like someone just opened a few bags full of beer cans and threw them all in front of the crowd..
I like the guy that took his brand new f250 just to completely fuck everything up on it by doing a concrete pull. Good luck getting that covered by your warranty
Hell I've only pulled a few sleds with my 78 bronco. It has a dana 44 with chromoly axles and as many splines I could get. I think the stock ford 9" with as many splines I could get with chromoly axles and a Detroit locker helped. Guessing the 5.13 gears help Al's well ad my 205 no transfer case, and 39.5×15×15 tsl super swampers. I have a 351 with the biggest rv cam.never did this. Glad I didn't
no transfer case, and an RV cam? How do you keep the ladies off you? For real though, there's no such thing as a "big RV cam". Big cams (big lobes/big lift and long duration) don't do well at making torque. On the other hand, little baby cams run out of horsepower, as they can't push the valves open long enough to move enough air and fuel into the chamber. Quit calling it an RV cam, as it just sounds ignorant.
Doing this on pavement will cause MANY "Ooops" moments. Never seen this done on pavement before and you would think the pullers are asking to tear up their truck.
Exactly. There's a science to pulling on dirt, wheel speed being just one of them. This is kind of like clamping your tires in a vise and cranking until stuff breaks. The weird dead weight pullers must've bounced around too long and came up with this. I've never seen it before. And now that I've watched more, it looks like they start on dirt and transition to asphalt. Holy shit, I agree with the driveline shop sponsorship comments.
This type of pulling has actually been around just as long as dirt pulling. They start on asphalt, so there is no dirt involved at all. There is also a science to blacktop pulling as well. There is a very fine line of traction that you want to ride. Just a slight bit of wheel slip so you don't break anything.
13:18 I can"t believe that guy pops the hood and sticks his face straight down into what could have been a fireball. Or at least steam, lots of energy stored in there looking for an outlet.
There are actually quite a few concrete pulls. Obviously these are only the breaks. But they are actually quite successful when they all stay in one piece
Not a truck guy by any means and I have no skin in the game but the GMCs/Chevys definitely seem to have more driveline breakages than any other brand and the Fords seemed to have more engine failures.
Tbf tho diesels that be doing this usually are playing a 50/50 on if the engine survives or not. Taking them basically to red line for so long and putting strain on them. I'm surprised some of the gasers got so far tho
@@DirtyMoneyPullingVideos Maybe for dead weight pulls, I have seen that with vintage tractors on concrete. But with a mechanical sled? Doesn't look like a good idea with all the destruction going on in this video.
![เปิดคำทำนาย นอสตราดามุส - บาบา วานก้า ปี 2025 คนทั่วโลกต้องเจออะไรบ้าง? | แฉ 11 ธ.ค. 67 [2/3] |GMM25](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xmTIKWJUMPM/mqdefault.jpg)
Is that pavement pull put on by the local driveshaft shop
Yes. I tried to set up a u joint vendor stand as well but they werent havin it. lol
We should collab for next years event. I figure we can even provide rental rides home for those that just knew this would never happen to their truck.
Literally thinking the same thing. Has to be the dumbest shit I’ve ever seen. Let’s just locker in 4wd and full fucking send and wonder why my T case or yoke just snapped
@@trevorbressman6717 🤣😂
@@Godsbest777 Rent-a-Shaft
@@Gfysimpletons 🤣😂🤣💯
Never seen a pavement pull before. That’s methed up.
If dirt was hard, imagine pavement . . . 😬
I laughed reading this comment. But I laughed harder when I realized that I was laughing and I don't even get what you mean.
@@emelinaoverby2631 "meth"ed up....methamphetamines....country boy crack.
First time I've seen sled pulls on pavement. Seems like a perfect way to ruin your driveline lmao
Exactly my thinking!
I was thinking the same thing.
way less traction than in the dirt actually...
@@killorkubed that's the problem. less traction and when your tires spin the hop instead of dig. Hopping will blow U joints.
@@jasonborron5414 oh trust me stock pickups hop like a som bitch on dirt tracks too, a lot of the diesels that are required to run a stock frame struggle too... you gotta realize how well-built real pulling trucks are just to get the power down without hopping a foot in the air
Driveline shafts must make a killing. Running one of these in town is pretty much a guaranteed way to make sure your struggling driveshaft shop doens't go out of business.
I worked for an outfit that designed and built a new style of tire for tractor pulls back in the day. On the first trial run the guy tore up is drive shaft. Company rep apologized, but the tractor owner was pleased, he could build a stronger driveshaft, but never was able to put that much torque to the ground before.
Pavement pulls look interesting and also very expensive on your driveline.
its a terrible idea
Not a bad idea, just people don't stop and think about the torque multiplier of the transfer case of the rating of the drive line, best to use four high and lock it in first gear, hard on the tranny but easier on everything else
For antiques it’s how us in non cut class get our tires ready for the season
Probably alright if everyone wasn't running an old pile of junk.
TRACTION ..... makes quality even more important!
At 2:56 "Wasted Wages"... Hobbies are a cruel mistress. The Tremor at 6:49 was smooth... I'm a GM guy, but I have mad respect for Ford trucks.
Whoever came up with pavement pulls is........ AWESOME
Agree 100%
U-joint company sponsored it.
It's a colab between the Driveline shop, differential shop, and the frame shop...
4:50 , He just Had to give it that one last push to break his driveshaft 😂
It seems that his frame is bent- the bed and cab rear are not parallel.
With tractor pulling, if you ain't breaking, you ain't trying hard enough XD
I've never in my life seen sled pulls on asphalt.
"Wasted Wages" could not be a more appropriate name for a truck in this hobby.
7:28 that at the neilsville fairgrounds!!! I could tell by the buildings in the background
12:56 “hey dad I smoked your clutch”
How to quickly convert your 4x4 truck into front-wheels-only driven truck
"Join us tonight for a treat, our sled pull on asphalt!
Sponsored by Big Ed's driveshaft shop. The only driveshaft shop in town."
Oh yes, classic bang on the chevy's hood to get it open. Brings back so many memories. 13:07
Feel sorry for that clean up crew for the track @10:30 Looks like someone just opened a few bags full of beer cans and threw them all in front of the crowd..
It's a god damn beer can minefield.
I love it.... The pulls on dirt have super nice trucks made for it. Pull on pavement is full on YEE YEE
Highly enjoyed this. Watching on TH-cam on the TV. Figured I would a comment in the App.
The blonde in the square body is super lucky that flywheel/clutch didn't come apart
WOW !!!! TRACTION!!! IT REALLY MAKES A DIFF TWEEN HEAVY DUUDY AND ''its a truck part....'' RIGHT???
I like the guy that took his brand new f250 just to completely fuck everything up on it by doing a concrete pull. Good luck getting that covered by your warranty
Are there any factory backed teams I feel like the big brands could learn a thing from this comp
Unfortunately there are not. But you have a very good point. They could learn a lot from truck pulling.
I love the old trucks and gave a Thumbs Up.
Wished I lived in the town where there pulling on the city streets lol good times
Captain America running in to save the day at 12:56
Dadgummit Luther I told you not use the plowing tractor. Where drive shafts and u-joints come to die. LOL
Ole Ford truck at 5:40 did pretty well!
I've never actually seen a pavement pull I person. They seem interesting 😂
4 LOW on black top, you guys are nuts, I would go 4HIGH and lock it in first gear, is what it is
Never seen tractor pull on blacktop. Almost guaranteed to break pulling on blacktop
@dirty money pulling, is it possible to please make a Playlist of only OOPS ones please?
I have never heard of pulling on pavement... that's gotta be carnage all day.
Pulling on asphalt great idea
Hell I've only pulled a few sleds with my 78 bronco. It has a dana 44 with chromoly axles and as many splines I could get. I think the stock ford 9" with as many splines I could get with chromoly axles and a Detroit locker helped. Guessing the 5.13 gears help Al's well ad my 205 no transfer case, and 39.5×15×15 tsl super swampers. I have a 351 with the biggest rv cam.never did this. Glad I didn't
no transfer case, and an RV cam? How do you keep the ladies off you?
For real though, there's no such thing as a "big RV cam". Big cams (big lobes/big lift and long duration) don't do well at making torque. On the other hand, little baby cams run out of horsepower, as they can't push the valves open long enough to move enough air and fuel into the chamber.
Quit calling it an RV cam, as it just sounds ignorant.
I live in that town that pull on the pavement it’s really cool to watch, they shut down the Main Street just to do it
Residential sled pulls. Interesting lol
7:41 HE STAYED IN BETWEEN THE LINES!!! :)
How to break your truck
Sled pulling on the street
Plus most of these trucks looked like they drove to the events and now they have no way home.
U can always get an uber.
Yeah, that would be me if i tried something like that.
Round of applause for the red Chevy that almost made it off the starting line 👏
Doing this on pavement will cause MANY "Ooops" moments. Never seen this done on pavement before and you would think the pullers are asking to tear up their truck.
Exactly. There's a science to pulling on dirt, wheel speed being just one of them. This is kind of like clamping your tires in a vise and cranking until stuff breaks.
The weird dead weight pullers must've bounced around too long and came up with this. I've never seen it before.
And now that I've watched more, it looks like they start on dirt and transition to asphalt. Holy shit, I agree with the driveline shop sponsorship comments.
This type of pulling has actually been around just as long as dirt pulling. They start on asphalt, so there is no dirt involved at all. There is also a science to blacktop pulling as well. There is a very fine line of traction that you want to ride. Just a slight bit of wheel slip so you don't break anything.
I think he stopped that runaway tire with his beer belly..
Some of these looked like "hold my beer" moments.
Followed by "Seemed like a good idea at the time." All while picking up driveline pieces and thinking" How am I gonna get this home". LOL.
What was the dude in the brand new tremor thinking
And stuff like this is why you should always know your limits and not overdo it.
3:42 LMAO
yee yee test n tune at the county fair
8:35 tech inspection must not include looking for the presence of brakes?
those people pulling on concrete must just hate what they drive in a big way. Ouch!!!!
Yes yeah do you ever wonder why they usually do tracker pulls on dirt Oh well that driveshaft shop just made a bunch of money🤯🤣🤣
Thought the burban was going to loose a tie rod
Do a AFTER the damage update. Like video the tear down and what all it took out.
God bless the chebbys for trying anyways🤣
Gota luv the fact there's no cage round the driveline to keep it from exploding an hurting the spectators
They put cages around the drive lines on the big tractors because theirs are way more dangerous.
About the only time when they don't have a cage around them is for the daily driven street trucks. Even some of those do.
New to this. What's the guys job in the back of the sled/trailer ?
to operate the weight box transfer system and to stop the sled if needed. If the sled is "self-driven", reverses it back to the start line.
6:09 WAT AN AWESOME TOWN TO LIV IN !! THEY SHUT DOWN MAIN STREET TO HAVE A TRACTOR/TRUCK PULL EVERY coup0le WEEKENDS !!!! RIGHTON! :) LOL
Never turn your back on something that can explode or send parts flying your way when you are dumb enough to stand trackside.
13:18 I can"t believe that guy pops the hood and sticks his face straight down into what could have been a fireball.
Or at least steam, lots of energy stored in there looking for an outlet.
I think that was the same guy earlier that opened the hood and stuck his face in after the truck blew all the smoke.
He’ll probably learn someday.
It was a girl, and that engine didn't really work too hard, the clutch on the other hand needs to be taken out back and put down after that one.
9:28 well well well LMFAO
Sled pulls on asphalt…. What could go wrong? Haha
Oh shit i just imagined what a tesla cyber truck can do with his capacity
That would be funny to watch.
They did pull an EV truck this past summer. I was not able to catch a video of it, but I hear it did reasonably well.
Man... when that one truck done blew up right there, that was cool:/
The guy at 5:21 oh no my drive axle , fuck how was I supposed to know it would break when every one else broke to
Come on guys let’s go down to the driveshaft killing competition
Hot Top Pullin?? 😱
Ah yes the competition to see who can burn their transmission up the fastest.
it's a mass ritual of sending U-joints to the shadow realm
It's easy to see the level of concern for "climate change" and "global warming". lol, I love it.
Wait where did you film these? I live in Augusta and never knew about it…..
Filmed all around the state of Wi. Some in GA as we make a trip there almost every year.
@@DirtyMoneyPullingVideos when is the next event
New sub ! Liked 🙏👍✌️😆
80 thousand in damage to the tremor lol
@2:30 does the kid get to take it home like when they hit one into the stands in baseball?
Stopped at 1:38 no oops moments just pulling
There is no way that I would pull my truck on asphalt. That’s asking for it
Ole blood n guts!
The land of sausage gravy testosterone replacement therapy.
I love when they break something and hop out of there truck and there all surprised that something broke after beating the crap out of there truck
Is there a contingency plan Incase one of the vehicles runs away?
why would you pull on pavement lmao...
2:35 them boy stealing that rim and tire
Uncle cooters going to put it on his rig..
Guess blue dodge guy didn't have breaks
2:19 Is that tire coming at us? Nah it can't be. Ummmm maybe it is. Looks like it is. Maybe I should move.
@ 3:10 - you can't see the clutch from there sweetie! 😂
Why are all these truck pulling events at fairs with rides, is it a traveling gig?
Not all of them are. In WI we have many that are not associated with fairs. That being said, pretty much every fair does have a truck pull.
Rare to see a pull on a paved street.
What in the world happened to that red chevy?
wondering the same thing that caught me so off guard lmao
Looks like there was slack in the sled chain the driver hadn't noticed.
When one sport can create all the air pollution the world will ever need
The recycling plant fire by st Louis last week admit more pollution than this sport will in 20 years.
Why in the world would you pull on asphalt?
wonder how much DEF these cats go through
0.00 gallons
Doing it on pavement is dumb and not how it supposed to be done….ur just asking to break your drive shaft
Pavement pulling has actually been around just as long as pulling on the dirt. Just not really found in any other states except Wi now days.
Who thought its was a good idea to do a tractor pull on the street? !
Drive in, tow out.
I wouldn’t pull anything on pavement, that’s just too much traction for a driveline to handle. Ouch
Why would you wreck you truck like that, insane in my opinion.
More money than brain . . . sometimes just no brain at all. 🤷♂️
The goal is to not wreck, but things do happen when pushing the limit. It's all just a hobby.
A lot of forced FWD-only conversions, here 🤣
Simple don't pull on concrete
There are actually quite a few concrete pulls. Obviously these are only the breaks. But they are actually quite successful when they all stay in one piece
Not a truck guy by any means and I have no skin in the game but the GMCs/Chevys definitely seem to have more driveline breakages than any other brand and the Fords seemed to have more engine failures.
Tbf tho diesels that be doing this usually are playing a 50/50 on if the engine survives or not. Taking them basically to red line for so long and putting strain on them. I'm surprised some of the gasers got so far tho
So did anyone's driveline survive that pavement pull?
Yep! I have a few full class videos if you check out my channel
"Oops"? I thought breaking things was the whole point of this activity.
I guess some people like to see the carnage. I like seeing trucks make it to the far end intact.
Who’s idea was it to have a sled pull on pavement??
It was fairly common back in the day, and a few different places in Wi still stick with that tradition.
@@DirtyMoneyPullingVideos yeah, It's new to me also but I don't mind it.
Never saw it done on pavement until now. I attended/watched many truck/tractor pulls during the 80s/ 90s.
@@DirtyMoneyPullingVideos Maybe for dead weight pulls, I have seen that with vintage tractors on concrete. But with a mechanical sled? Doesn't look like a good idea with all the destruction going on in this video.
May needle bearings lay where they fall.