Army Tank vs Tracked Tractor
10-01-2007, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 99Silverado5.3
I like the guy in the back edging the tank on. 
Isn't the tractor outgunned a lot on power? If so, that was impressive for the tractor.
Isn't the tractor outgunned a lot on power? If so, that was impressive for the tractor.
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But I'm with 1slow01z71, would've expected more out of the tractor.
10-01-2007, 01:00 PM
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setup? LOL That would be pretty weak if they would bring out the tank and tractor then just have it setup.
One thing is the tractor could at least be spinning while being drug...don't think those tracks grab that good.
One thing is the tractor could at least be spinning while being drug...don't think those tracks grab that good.
10-01-2007, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by 99Silverado5.3
I like the guy in the back edging the tank on.
Isn't the tractor outgunned a lot on power? If so, that was impressive for the tractor.
Isn't the tractor outgunned a lot on power? If so, that was impressive for the tractor.
To me it looked like the tractor was in too high of a gear since he wasnt spinning the whole time, I have seen tractors like that but with dual tires instead of tracks spin badly out in the cotton fields west of San Antonio thus I figured the tractor would have done a bit better.
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
While the tractor may have less power it is geared much better then the tank since the tank is designed to run 30+mph and the tractor will probably never get out of the single digits.
To me it looked like the tractor was in too high of a gear since he wasnt spinning the whole time, I have seen tractors like that but with dual tires instead of tracks spin badly out in the cotton fields west of San Antonio thus I figured the tractor would have done a bit better.
To me it looked like the tractor was in too high of a gear since he wasnt spinning the whole time, I have seen tractors like that but with dual tires instead of tracks spin badly out in the cotton fields west of San Antonio thus I figured the tractor would have done a bit better.
10-01-2007, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by slowprocess
That tractor will go at least 25mph..............city boy.
My family is from Abilene where there is cotton fields as far as the eye can see, and we have some tractors just like the one posted but MUCH older and with dual tires at the end of each axle. Im not a newb to tractors
