TRACTOR PULLING 1998

Trying my luck, Getting hooked to the sled!
We live on the New Brunswick border, so we attend Canadian pulls also.

So far, so good! It's a good pull if nothing breaks.
Like they say, don't count your chickens till everyone has pulled.

She went a long way, but just not good enough! Not in the money at least.
Notice my son watching his mom rather than me!

Getting her ready. I have a little helper today.
Notice the grey and foggy day. We pull in most any weather.

Just finished cutting the tires for pulling.
I was sure this would outpull some of the other junkers there.

She hooded up great, came out like a trooper.
But I was about to loose it all.

Just as I got to the 100 foot marker, the front made a bee line for the sky. Theres nothing
to do except hope for a few more feet. I miscalculated the weight on the front.

Had a great pull at Houlton. Pulled 265 ft, and took 2nd place.

Ever see a slow Tractor race? The slowest wins. It's simple, Idle in your lowest gear,
and just go the 300 ft as slow as possible. You must have a good running tractor.

If you like old tractors, are interested in this kind of family fun,
or are restoring a tractor and need parts and information,
or you know where I may buy a junk farm tractor in
Northern New England or New Brunswick, Canada

E-Mail me at:

Hope to see you around! Stop at a show and chat with us.
We are always glad to answer your questions, and make new friends!
See ya at the pulls!