Saturday Truck and Tractor Pulling 1:00 pm
- Local Stock 4×4 Truck Pull
- Modified Truck and Tractor Pulling Demonstration
- Open Field Stock Tractors
- Field Stock 4X4 Tractor 100 HP to 150 HP
- Field Stock 2- Wheel Drive Open
- Field Stock 4 Wheel Drive Open
RULES AND GUIDELINES
- Number of competitors will be limited in each
- Registration fee: $20 per All fees collected are allocated to prize money.
- Participants must provide proof of insurance coverage for their tractor at time of
- Each driver is only allowed to drive one tractor in one class during the If registering more than one tractor, each additional tractor must have a new driver. Note: New “open” classes will be exempt from this rule.
- Drivers will not be allowed to move up to the next class.
- A puller and one helper will be allowed free admission to the
- Drivers must be at least 16 years of If under 18 years of age, driver must have parent’s consent.
- All vehicles are subject to an Each tractor may only be entered by one driver in a class. Each driver may only drive one tractor in a class, except specialty classes.
- No one is allowed on the track except persons running the tractor pull, and the
- All pulling vehicles must be weighed prior to the The maximum weight per class includes both the pulling vehicle and the driver.
- All pulling vehicles must have an operator in the driver’s seat while being
- All pulls must be started from a tight chain, and on the raising of a green flag by the flag man.
- All pulls shall operate with 2 flag men on the left hand side of the The starting flag man will be responsible for the readiness of the track, pulling ma- chine and contestant. The second flag man will be responsible for the balance of the course, under the guidance of the Track Official.
- All vehicles must be in neutral or park (transmission selector) while being hitched or Driver must raise both hands while hooking & unhooking.
- Puller may have the sled spotted in the location of his choice with sufficient notice to the pull-back tractor operator during the return of the sled to the starting line following previous If preceding puller moves the sled any measurable distance, the next puller may have the sled relocated prior to his first attempt.
- Any contestant who wishes to make his draw in a different gear from which he started his pull, may opt to stop his vehicle before the 75 ft At this point the sled will be returned to the starting position and one new draw will be allowed.
- At the discretion of the pull committee, the first contestant of each class will be the “test puller” and at the completion of his or her pull may elect to pull again in 3rd If a driver elects to do this, his first pull will not be counted. All decisions or re-pulls must be made before the pulling vehicle is unhooked from the sled.
- Tractors must be stopped immediately upon signal from the flag The sig- nal will be the raising of a red flag by the flag man located alongside the E.D.G.E. of the track on the left hand side of the pulling vehicle. The pull will be considered over when the forward motion of the sled stops.
- Drivers must remain seated at all times during their pull, and wear an approved safety
- No riders in/on pulling vehicles while
- All vehicles must have functioning
- All weights must be securely fastened on brackets and NOT in the cab or on the platform (no chains). The weights must not obscure the forward or rear vision of the
- The hitch must be rigid in all directions, & solidly mounted to the vehicle
- “D” Hitching Device: The diameter of the square or oval hole is a minimum of 3 in at the longest measuring points of the From the rear point of the hole to the rear point of the hitching device is a maximum of 1-1/2 in.
- Hitch point must be visible and clear for sled hook-up.
- All tractors must be put in a staging area following weigh-in and not returned to the pit area.
- Pressurized fuels such as propane or nitrous oxide are not allowed as a secondary
- The persons competing must drive the tractor onto the track and off (unless disabled) after competing, with no change of driver.
- The contestant must proceed with pull at position drawn within 3 of the time the sled is ready. If a puller has a mechanical problem, they drop to the last position. Rule called by Track Official.
- All participants must obey the rules of the Ontario Tractor Pullers
- Stock tractors must have hood, floor- boards, grill, fenders & be stock appear- Engines must be stock or manufacturer’s replacement for that model.
- No four-wheel drive or dual-wheeled tractors shall compete against two wheel drive tractors.
- On tractors weighing up to 8,500 The maximum draw bar height is 18 in from the top of the hitching device to the ground. On tractors weighing 10,000 lbs. or over, the maximum height is 20 in from the top of the hitching device to the ground. The minimum drawbar length is 18 in from the centre of the rear wheel to the point of the hook.
- Stock tractors with a turbocharger may pull all stock tractor classes, as long as the turbo is/was factory warranted with the
- Tractor exhaust systems with no muf- flers must be pointed away from the Turbo tractors with no mufflers must have two 3/8 grade 5 bolts in vertical portion of exhaust pipe. Bolts to be installed 90 degrees and within 1 in of each other.
- No weight behind the rear
CAUSES OF DISQUALIFICATION
- Pulling vehicle not operated in a safe manner at all times while on the
- Consumption of alcoholic beverages prior to No alcoholic beverages are allowed in the track area.
- Any pulling vehicle that crosses the white marker lines at the side boundaries of the track will be
- Loss of ballast weight or equipment under the green flag.
- Excessive loss of liquid by a pulling vehicle while in forward motion during a contest on the track, unless due to internal breakage. (Excessive is defined as any steady or intermittent stream discharged on the track, or a spot equiv- alent to more than 8 inches diameter.)
- Excessive Front wheel lift is a cause for disqualification
