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tractor fenders
These are some generic fenders we use on our pulling tractor builds. CNC router cut and numbered. The buck is for right and left sides, and the stations can be easily swapped for a larger or smaller edge radius. Stores flat when not in use. They take the guess work out of making two identical opposite hand parts
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Why aluminum instead of steel?
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Outstanding work, I love the buck.
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For a competition pulling tractor, it is all about weight distribution, The more weight that you take off the back, it can go on the front to keep the front end down.
Some are going to carbon fiber, although by the time they are braced and mounted, they are not much (if any) lighter than aluminum, and very pricey |
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Amazing that at the very fine edge of performance a pulling tractor has to deal with the same principals of physics as a racing motorcycle.
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That's not your every day tractor. ----What a 47-bottom plow---
Nice buck. and metal.
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First class work, very nice Mike, thanks for the pictures, Dan
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Thanks guys, it is a blessing to do what you love every day and see the customers grin when they see them for the first time
Dan, I need to take a road trip soon to get one more hammer... (or 3) |
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You got most all the good hammers your last trip, give me a little time to find some more, Dan
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