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FARM TRACTOR
PULLING CONTEST

Sunday, June 29 • 1:00 pm

Gary Anderson, Superintendent: 859-630-1520

(MOTOR SPORTS ARENA)
► Open to Boone County Residents Only
► Identification in the Form of a Driver's License Required

Weigh-in time: 12:00─12:45 pm

ENTRY FEE: $15.00
Drivers will meet at 9:00 am sharp behind judges stand.

No Class 1st 2nd 3rd
001 6,000 pound Light Weight Class ........................... $100.00 $75.00 $50.00
002 8,000 pound Heavy Weight Class ......................... 100.00 75.00 50.00

RULES:
1. Drivers must be 16 years old or older. No one under the age of 16 is allowed on
the track or in the make-up area.
2. Contest open to rubber tired, two wheel drive farm tractors only.
3. No dual wheels on rear permitted.
4. 10 minute breakdown rule.
5. No turbos allowed in either class.
6. Winners will be determined by the driver pulling the dead weight of sled & load
10 ft.
7. Two pulling chances will be given to each contestant. They may have choice of
direction of pull.
8. The hitching point is limited to 20 inches above the ground and nothing shall
come in contact with cable between hitching point and drag; only a stationary
drawbar will be used. Driver must stay with his tractor and away from the
pulling area when he is not pulling.
9. Must have working wheelie bars on all tractors to compete.
10. All tractors must have minimum of 3-inch opening of clevis.
11. Tire limit is 18.4 x 38 inches.
12. No weights to extend 24 inches from front of tractor.
13. Disqualified if any weights fall while hooked to sled.
14. Any driver that causes disturbance of any kind will be promptly disqualified.
15. Drivers who display poor sportsmanship will be disqualified.
16. The judges will be in full charge of the contest, and their decision will be final.
They will determine the amount to be added to load each time. No one other
than drivers, weight handlers and judges will be permitted on the track.
17. The Fair Board is not responsible for any accident which might occur in the
contests, and each contestant entering the contest does so at his own risk.

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