big news grady pulling chassis

[grady pulling]

hey guys i am getting ready to design 7llb and 10lb carpet and dirt pro trucks in cnc form so if you have anything special as far as gear ratios you may want to see happen.. please let me know or any other input would be good .these may be avalible in kit form aswell that way you can build them your self... also they will be avalible with cnc 1.9 bead lock wheels for pulling...thanks for chris [email protected][/EMAIL] :tmb

 

[Stormin2u]

Here's a few picks of one of the newest 2009 Pro Trucks.

 

[hellbounder]

awesome! any pics of the 4wd pullers?

 

[rc4x4nut]

Thats what im wondering...definitely would have to pick one up.

 

[grady pulling]

4x4

i have pics of one f/s email me at [email protected] chris

 

[Stormin2u]

Pics are up boys on the 4x4 for sale thread. :tmb

 

[dirtovalrich]

grady, any chances for a set of aluminum beadlock rims for the tlt tires?

 

[grady pulling]

rims

not as of yet but i'll let you know if it happens chris...

 

[mocrawler]

I want one like stormin2u's.:tmb:tmb

 

[claysstang]

i have a few questions

could you tell me the length of your frame and then the distance axle to axle the width of frame and whats the width of axles..I see that most pullers have a big gear and then a small gear than another big gear ,,why you can't just have 1 big gear on axle and then your gear on your motor need all the help i can get i'm going to build my first puller...

 

[nrctpaXpres]

you are going to need about 30-40 to one on the 2wd dirt puller and about 90 to 100 to one on the carpet puller you will not get that out of one gear drop you will need 2 or 3 to get kind of ratio....garden tractors use one gear drop a 96 on the axle and a 6 tooth on the motor that will work....(that is what i am using on garden tractor)

 

[Stormin2u]

100 - 120:1 for carpet is what it takes and a light as possible chassis to allow for weight distribution in the lighter weight classes.