Hog Waller fest and pull pics

The top three of the pull

The underground research center for the Hog Waller cub engines



some pull pics

Clint's newly fixed cub

Brad's 78

Hog Waller Cub # 2


A surprise package from the La surfer boy




Yogie took this tire off in less than 2 minutes He is the best there has ever been on tires for sure

Getting Timmy back on the road




Will try to get a few more up later

Boss

Wow some fine pictures of a good time down in the Waller !

I really liked the faith Boss showed in Yogie's sledge hammer accuracy by standing behing the wheel while Yogie made the final few hits to remove the tire!

Thanks, Boss, for a great weekend, and I have new respect for those powerful yellow guys!!

was nice to see some green in those pics....we have none of that here......looks like u guys had a good weekend

Thanks for posting the pictures.

Looks like everyone had a blast!

Sorry duplicate post...

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As always, I had a great time--wish I could have stayed for the pull. Thanks Boss for your hospitality. I don't think I have ever seen so many square nose cubs in one place!

Al

Great pictures, and thanks for sharing with us.

Yep, those square nose late models ruled this weekend. I think the sled boys were surprised when Boss took them over the edge of the track the first couple pulls, then they started tightening things up a bit. Had a great time as usual, thanks to everyone involved.
I was expecting the tractor club to still be pulling when I stopped by Sunday morning on my way home, I know they were at it hard until after midnight. Those garden tractors with V4 motorcycle engines are a sight to see when pulling.

Man, what a shady looking group of guys!! Glad y'all had a good time.

Looks like a good time for sure! So Boss got him a Confederate Pig sticker from LA?

Thanks again! We had a blast - even for those of us who don't have a cub yet. It was a pretty drive up there too. Nice area.

Looks like a good time for sure! So Boss got him a Confederate Pig sticker from LA?

That's not just any ole pig sticker Harold...
I knew exactly what it was when he pulled it from the packing.
It's a original dated 1918 Springfied Trapdoor bayonet plus a real bonus is the scabbard. I know a lot of ole boys up this way who would give a great deal for one of those.
A good WII friend of mine has 2 rifles and told me he could buy all the rifles he wanted when the war started and they were being phased out. Cost back then was $3.oo each, of course they were still new and coated with that ole messy cosmoline.
Not sure of the value of things now but the replica rifle cost around $800

That was one very nice gift for sure.