August 7, 2021 Union County West End Fair 16,000 lb. Farm Stock Tractors at work in Laurelton, Pennsylvania. The thumbnail photo is Wild Fire Oliver 2155, the local legend of the Klingler Towing Team.
Comments: - - My dad used to use the crossbar tires on our 4620 to haul a fertilizer spreader back and forth across our fields and they had tons of asphalt miles on them. They were about to wear out and the lugs looked like you had sharpened them with a grinder. It was tough to beat this thing in the 13,000 and 15,000 dyno classes that day, and we're in Indiana, so you know the competition is tough.
Boring? Who said boring? It's nice to see a real tractor every now and then. I'm pretty sure some of these could be back on the field if needed. We have a *Farm Stock* class in my area. Tractors are spinning and have huge P-pump injection pumps on them. The normal farm stock tractor will pull about half a pallet against them. Like most other things, the most you spend, the more you win. To me, this is far from boring. This attracts. All this else is just a weight-controlled drag race.
Seeing an old Oliver take the bacon home made my day ... Bet Wild Fire's owner has very little money on her tractor ... Looks like hell ... but that's okay ... loved it
