PULLERS ASSOCIATION
2006
1 - Any tractor or puller found to be unsafe or illegal might be disqualified or barred from hooking. No alcoholic beverages will be permitted.
2 - Drivers must stay on the seat of the tractor at all times. Hands must be on the steering wheel, hand brakes, hand clutch, or throttle at all times during the pull.
3 - Any part falling off the tractor after being hooked and until the tractor is unhooked will result in disqualification.
4 - Wheelie bars are required – separate from hitch. All tractors must have a working safety kill switch. All electric fuel pumps must be wired to the kill switch.
5 - Any tractor can qualify in a maximum of (2) classes. One hook per class
6- when starting engines, operator must be in the seat. Starting engines while standing on the ground is prohibited, except for hand crank engines. Unattended tractors or trucks with the engines running are prohibited. These rules apply to the pit area, staging area, and track area.
7- All pullers will have (2) two attempts to start the sled. If the puller makes an attempt to stop their tractor before the sled passes a pre marked spot, usually 50 to 75 feet from the starting point on their first attempt, they my have a second attempt. The puller my also make adjustments to their tractor at that time, including moving weight. Exception, if there is a unforeseen problem during that run and they have to make that run again, then they may not make any adjustments to their tractor.
8 - All rules will be interpreted by the Rules Committee. The Rules Committee will rule any unforeseen problems or oversights with their rulings being final.
President; Paul Fankhauser 937-354-2063
Vice President; Larry Cronkleton 937-355-5381
Directors;
Dennis Siefert 419-492-2588 Joe Cronkleton 937-355-5251
Jon Cronkleton 937-355-6041 Mike Williams 740-482-2653
Jason Snyder 419-295-6897 Larry Mouser 937-354-2063
Robert (Pup) McColloch 937-666-2189
1-12-06