Tuesday, June 08, 2021

Mud Patrol and Brothers Toy on the dyno at DPP

During the last couple of weeks without any tractor pulling events or possibilities to test the pulling machines in front of the sled, two Dutch pulling teams did some test runs on the dyno at Dutch Pump Performance (DPP) in Vroomshoop, the Netherlands. The first team on the dyno was the Mud Patrol Pulling Team with their John Deere 7310R component pro stock tractor called ''Mud Patrol''. The team around Ton van Eijk from Alphen did on the 28th of May a couple of test runs and tested some different settings and also adjusted some little things on the engine. The guys were pretty happy with the results on the dyno and hoping they can running soon outdoor with the pro stock. Video from a test run of Mud patrol, check here: https://fb.watch/5YYDBzN54a/
 
Only 6 days later, the next tractor with a hood was on the wheel hub dyno, this time it was the Massey Ferguson 7726 limited super stock tractor called ''Brothers Toy'' of Jacob, Henk, and Bert Vos from Nieuwleusen in the Netherlands. After many problems with the 6 cylinder Sisu alky burner engine in 2019, the 3 brothers have changed a couple of important things on the power plant during the last year. Before they hit the pulling track with the MF, they decided to go on the dyno of the Rednex Pulling Team and DPP to test the changed engine. And they did some big steps forward with their limited super stock and received a lot of useful data for improvements on the engine for the future. Video from a test run of Brothers Toy, check here: https://fb.watch/5YX-Vf6Dn4/
Arjan van der Kolk, owner of Dutch Pump Performace and owner and driver of the 3.5t/7700lbs Steyr component pro stock told us, that pulling tractor dyno in his workshop is 25% bigger than all existing dynos around. The dyno can handle a torque up to 185000 Nm. They already had 12 different teams on the dyno and it's booked full for the upcoming 6 weeks.
 
For further information, check here: https://www.facebook.com/DppDieseltechniekVdKolk
 
or, check here: http://www.dppdiesel.com/



 

 

 




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