Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Monday, March 20, 2017
European Superpull Ahoy Rotterdam by pullingpics.de
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Sunday, March 19, 2017
Friday, March 17, 2017
Q & A with Lutz Fleißig
Lutz Fleißig, 33 years old from Füchtorf in Germany. Lutz is the son of the former ETPC Tech & Saefty Board member Michael Fleißig and the owner and driver of the Continental V12 powered Light Mod Tractor called ,,The Outlaw´´.
pullingworld.com: What are you doing in your normal life?
Lutz Fleißig: I´m a industrial mechanic at Claas (Harvester Company).
pullingworld.com: What do you like to do in your free time, except Tractor Pulling?
Lutz Fleißig: I like motorcycles, working on them, driving and a bit od racing. Also working on different stuff here at home and spending time with nice and funny people.
pullingworld.com: What do you like on Tractor Pulling?
Lutz Fleißig: The engines you never see anywhere else running under Pulling conditions, the oppotunity to build your own stuff and test it, the great friendship in the Tractor Pulling Family world wide.The very unique persons involved in this sport.
pullingworld.com: What was your first Tractor Pulling event?
Lutz Fleißig: Don´t know. I was too young to remember.
pullingworld.com: What is
your favourite Event / Pulling track?
Lutz Fleißig: Under good conditions the Krumbach (D) track is one of my favourites. Event is Made (NL) for sure.
pullingworld.com: When and where do you have driven a Pulling Tractor for the first time?
Lutz Fleißig: Füchtorf (D) 1999 with a Stock Bolens Lawn Mower. We had a small rope directly connected to the throttle body. Was kind of suicide mower.
pullingworld.com: What was your biggest success?
Lutz Fleißig: Winning the German Championship in the 500kg Modified class in 2008. And maybe our run with the Continental in Grimmen (D) last year. Stuff worked great that day.
pullingworld.com: Which Pulling classes do you like too?
Lutz Fleißig: Light Modified here in Europe, because of many different engines in that class, Super Stocks, Hot Farm and Minis.
pullingworld.com: What was your biggest disappointment?
Lutz Fleißig: Maybe this season......
pullingworld.com: Which things must be change in the future of the Tractor Pulling sport?
Lutz Fleißig: We have to take care for new people coming up. They need a perspective to start something in the sport.
pullingworld.com: What's your plans for the future in Tractor Pulling?
Lutz Fleißig: Built it, race it, break it, fix it, repeat.
pullingworld.com: What was for you the most important moment in the sport?
Lutz Fleißig: To speak for Europe..... The first Aircraft and V8 Modifieds which came over from the States and the first ones they´ve built here.
pullingworld.com: What was your favourite Pulling Tractor project in the workshop during a winter?
Lutz Fleißig: Our 500kg Modified with 4 250 Honda 2-stroke engines and putting some Turbos on the Continental V12.
pullingworld.com: Something you want to say?
Lutz Fleißig: I want to thank all the people spending all their time and energy into Tractor Pulling to keep it alive.
pullingworld.com: Thank you for your time and good luck!
pullingworld.com: What are you doing in your normal life?
Lutz Fleißig: I´m a industrial mechanic at Claas (Harvester Company).
pullingworld.com: What do you like to do in your free time, except Tractor Pulling?
Lutz Fleißig: I like motorcycles, working on them, driving and a bit od racing. Also working on different stuff here at home and spending time with nice and funny people.
pullingworld.com: What do you like on Tractor Pulling?
Lutz Fleißig: The engines you never see anywhere else running under Pulling conditions, the oppotunity to build your own stuff and test it, the great friendship in the Tractor Pulling Family world wide.The very unique persons involved in this sport.
pullingworld.com: What was your first Tractor Pulling event?
Lutz Fleißig: Don´t know. I was too young to remember.
Lutz Fleißig: Under good conditions the Krumbach (D) track is one of my favourites. Event is Made (NL) for sure.
pullingworld.com: When and where do you have driven a Pulling Tractor for the first time?
Lutz Fleißig: Füchtorf (D) 1999 with a Stock Bolens Lawn Mower. We had a small rope directly connected to the throttle body. Was kind of suicide mower.
pullingworld.com: What was your biggest success?
Lutz Fleißig: Winning the German Championship in the 500kg Modified class in 2008. And maybe our run with the Continental in Grimmen (D) last year. Stuff worked great that day.
pullingworld.com: Which Pulling classes do you like too?
Lutz Fleißig: Light Modified here in Europe, because of many different engines in that class, Super Stocks, Hot Farm and Minis.
pullingworld.com: What was your biggest disappointment?
Lutz Fleißig: Maybe this season......
pullingworld.com: Which things must be change in the future of the Tractor Pulling sport?
Lutz Fleißig: We have to take care for new people coming up. They need a perspective to start something in the sport.
pullingworld.com: What's your plans for the future in Tractor Pulling?
Lutz Fleißig: Built it, race it, break it, fix it, repeat.
pullingworld.com: What was for you the most important moment in the sport?
Lutz Fleißig: To speak for Europe..... The first Aircraft and V8 Modifieds which came over from the States and the first ones they´ve built here.
pullingworld.com: What was your favourite Pulling Tractor project in the workshop during a winter?
Lutz Fleißig: Our 500kg Modified with 4 250 Honda 2-stroke engines and putting some Turbos on the Continental V12.
pullingworld.com: Something you want to say?
Lutz Fleißig: I want to thank all the people spending all their time and energy into Tractor Pulling to keep it alive.
pullingworld.com: Thank you for your time and good luck!
Thursday, March 16, 2017
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
New engines for Aftermath
After the great 3rd place finish at the EC 2016 in Great Eccleston, the Modified Tractor called ,,Aftermath" of Daniel Whittingham from Preston in Great Britain got some changes during the winter.
Daniel purchased 4 Chevy V8 540 cui. engines in the USA last year. The power plants ran on Brian Shramek's Unlimited Mod Tractor called ,,Young Blood Unleashed" in the past. The engines have a New Century aluminium billet block with Indy cylinderheads, a PSI 8-71 blower with a DMPE carbon fiber scoop, a crower crankshaft with billet aluminuim rods and pistons, a Enderle fuel system and a MSD Pro Mag 44 ignition.
The Aftermath Pulling Team will compete in the British Championship (Mod and Light Mod division) and for the first time in the Euro Cup (Light Mod division) this year.
Daniel purchased 4 Chevy V8 540 cui. engines in the USA last year. The power plants ran on Brian Shramek's Unlimited Mod Tractor called ,,Young Blood Unleashed" in the past. The engines have a New Century aluminium billet block with Indy cylinderheads, a PSI 8-71 blower with a DMPE carbon fiber scoop, a crower crankshaft with billet aluminuim rods and pistons, a Enderle fuel system and a MSD Pro Mag 44 ignition.
The Aftermath Pulling Team will compete in the British Championship (Mod and Light Mod division) and for the first time in the Euro Cup (Light Mod division) this year.
The first start with those new engines on the Tractor is planned for the 18th of March 2017 at the European Superpull in Ahoy, Rotterdam.
For further information, check here: https://www.facebook.com/AftermathTractorPulling/


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Workshop news Team Exception
At Exloerveen in the Netherlands, the Exception Pulling Team are busy on their Mini Rod called ,,Exception" at the moment. The tractor gets a new Domex wedge frame with some improvements.
The engine of the Mini Rod sits a few cm further back in the chassis now. The Dutch Team hopes to get a better balance with those changes. The New Century engine of the vehicle is currently checked and revised. After the big engine damage at the EC 2016 in Great Eccleston, Great Britain, the New Century gets a new crankshaft, new bearings, new piston rings, new rods, new homemade exhaust headers and new seals in the SSI 14-71 blower.
Due to less time and money, the Exception Pulling Team will compete with their Mini Rod in the Dutch Grand National Championship only this year.
The Exception Pulling Team would also like to give a big thanks to all their sponsors for the great support. Without the support, it would be not possible to repair the engine and to build this new chassis.
The engine of the Mini Rod sits a few cm further back in the chassis now. The Dutch Team hopes to get a better balance with those changes. The New Century engine of the vehicle is currently checked and revised. After the big engine damage at the EC 2016 in Great Eccleston, Great Britain, the New Century gets a new crankshaft, new bearings, new piston rings, new rods, new homemade exhaust headers and new seals in the SSI 14-71 blower.
Due to less time and money, the Exception Pulling Team will compete with their Mini Rod in the Dutch Grand National Championship only this year.
The Exception Pulling Team would also like to give a big thanks to all their sponsors for the great support. Without the support, it would be not possible to repair the engine and to build this new chassis.
For further information, check here: http://www.pullingteam-exception.nl/
or check here: https://www.facebook.com/TractorpullingteamException

Tuesday, March 14, 2017
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