Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull

Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull July 20, 2015 12:00PM

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5th Annual Glenwood City FFA Alumni Tractor Pull
Friday September 11th, 2015
Starts at 6:30 pm
$25/hook (farm &stock trucks)
$35/ hook all other classes
$5 admission fee

Farmstock
1st-$50
2nd-$40
3rd-$30
4500 lbs non-turbo 5 mph
5500 lbs non-turbo 5 mph
7000 lbs non-turbo 5 mph
9000 lbs non-turbo 7 mph
9500 lbs turbo 7 mph
10500 lbs non-turbo 7 mph
11000 lbs turbo 10 mph
13000 lbs turbo 10 mph
15000 lbs turbo 10 mph

Light Hot Farm
1st-$100
2nd-$75
3rd-$50

5750 lbs 7 mph
6750 lbs 7 mph

Heavy Hot Farm
1St-$100
2nd-$75
3rd-$50

11500 lbs
12500 lbs

Open
1st-$200
2nd-$100
3rd-$50

7000 lbs
9000 lbs
10500 lbs

Super Farm
1st-$200
2nd-$100
3rd-$50

9300 lbs

Stock Trucks
1st-$50
2nd-$40
3rd-$30

8000 lbs

Open Trucks
1st- $200
2nd- $100
3rd-$50

8500 lbs

Any questions calls:

Bill 715-684-9611 (rules)
Kayla 715-977-2141(rules)
Kevin 715-781-7165 (general)

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	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull July 27, 2015 05:32AM
Bill spaeth	The 4500 through the 9000 farm stock will have the factory rated horsepower limits on them like in the past years. Thanks for looking. Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull July 27, 2015 01:15PM
blleonhard	What eliminator?? Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull July 28, 2015 05:27AM
Bill Spaeth	Wild Rose. Probably Jeremy's sled. Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 03, 2015 11:21AM
Anonymous User	Change to the Truck classes. The Open class will be an 8000 lb class and the Stock class will be 8500 lbs. Seems to be the "normal" for all of the other pulls and what the Open trucks are built for and this way we have more cushion for the stock trucks to weigh more and to allow more people to hook hopefully. Thanks for looking! Kayla Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 16, 2015 01:36PM
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Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 25, 2015 08:10AM

Anonymous User

2015 Glenwood City FFA Alumni Rustic Lore Tractor Pull
General Rules
1. Must have tractor registered before class starts. No exceptions made. Can call ahead of time to get registered if your tractor is arriving late.
2. Pullers must be 18 years of age or older to participate. Minors must have parent or
Guardian consent forms signed. No one under the age of 18 will pull outside the Farm Stock Classes. No one younger than 12 years of age will be allowed to pull.
3. All pulls will be made from drawbar.
4. The hitch height must not exceed 20 inches (tractors only).
a. All pullers must furnish their own twisted clevis or a 3” hoop hole.
b. Clevis must be fastened to the drawbar with a 3/4” or larger bolt and safety pin.
5. One fuel type only.
6. Operator must remain seated and drive in a safe manner.
7. All tractors must be in neutral or park when being hooked or unhooked from sled.
8. Tractor must remain within the boundaries of the track. Failure to do so will result in
disqualifiation.
9. Loss of any weight or part of the tractor during the pull will be grounds for disqualification.
10. All pulls must start with a tight chain and be straight in-line with the sled.
11. All drivers pull at their own risk. Glenwood City FFA alumni or the Rustic Lore board shall not be held responsible for any accident or injuries.
12. Tractors will be stopped if front wheels are more than 24” off the ground.
13. All tractors must scale prior to hooking to sled, immediately prior to the start of your
class.
14. NO BEER OR ALCOHOL TO BE CONSUMED FOR CONTESTENTS!!!!
15. Track officials have the right to move a puller to a different class.
16. The first puller has no option of a re-hook. Only chance to re-hook is if the sled has adjustments made to it.
17. In the speed limit classes, the puller has 100 feet to adjust his speed, after 100 feet any time of exceeding the speed will result in disqualification.
Farm Stock Rules

4500 non-turbo (45hp limit) 5 mph
5500 non-turbo (55 hp limit) 5 mph
7000 non-turbo (75 hp limit) 5 mph
9000 non-turbo (100 hp limit) 7 mph
9500 turbo 7 mph
10500 non-turbo 10 mph
11000 turbo 10 mph
13000 turbo 10 mph
15000 turbo 10 mph

1. All general rules apply.
2. Hitch must have 3 inch hole to drop hook into.
3. Must have OEM frames and front end. Cut tires not allowed.
4. Tractors must have working hydraulics and PTO.
5. Fuel source must be factory to make and model. If it’s a diesel it’s still a diesel, gas is gas etc…
6. Add on turbos allowed in 11000, 13000, 15000 lbs classes. Must be installed in a stock appearing manner.
7. Turbo Tractors: all oil lines, exhaust systems, and intake tubing must fit in a total stock manner and must be installed on tractor in order to compete. Stock air cleaner housings and correct plumbing required. Air filter elements not mandatory.
8. NO Duals
9. Tire size limit: 16.9 x 38 in 4500-5500 pound class, 18.4 x 38 in 7000 pound class to 10500 class, 20.8 x 42 11000 pound class and up

Light Hot Farm
5,750 lbs (7 mph)
6,750 lbs (7 mph)
1. All general rules apply.
2. Blocks are limited to 1 (one) size up in series. Example: a Farmal “M” can have a “450” block. An Oliver 88 may have a Super 88 block.
3. No turbos will be allowed.
4. No down draft carburetor. Unless it was original factory equipment.
5. No airplane or tank carburetors.
6. No cut or back ground tires and maximum size limit of 18.4 X 38.
7. The tractor must have wheely bars that can support the tractor.
8. Tractors will be allowed to have side shields.
9. Rear fenders are recommended.
10. No 800 (eight hundred) components in Minneapolis Molines. No custom fabricated intakes, no headers.
11. Tractors running 30% over stock rpm must have adequate shrouding, blanket, safety shields.

Heavy Hot Farm
11500, 12500 lbs
1. ALL GENERAL RULES APPLY!
2. Up to 466ci - a 3x4 turbo is allowed. Above 466ci up to 600ci. - a 3x3 turbo is allowed.
3. Fuel pump restricted to an A-Pump, unless P-Pump came installed as OEM.
4. No cut tires allowed. 20.8 x 42 MAXIMUM
5. Roll Bar or Roll Cage required.
6. No RPM limit.
7. Block, driveline/transmission, rear axle, and sheet metal must match the model of
manufacturer.
8. No custom frames. Tractors must have stock wide front ends and frame
rails.
9. Must have working PTO or hydraulics.
10. Water injection is allowed.
11. Must have side shields if running a belt driven fan. An electric fan is preferred.
12. Wheelie bars and a kill switch located directly above the drawbar are required.

Open
7000, 9000, 10000 lbs
1. All General rules apply.
2. Multiple turbos are allowed.
3. Tractors allowed only ONE fuel injection pump.
a.No size restriction on fuel pumps.
b.One plunger per cylinder.
4. No use of nitrous oxide allowed.
5. 30.5 x 32 MAXIMUM tire size. Any cut allowed.
6. Alcohol allowed.
7. All tractors must be equipped with the following safety equipment: steel flywheel, wheelie bar with bumpers strong enough to support weight of tractor (bumpers must extend 2” beyond back of tires and be no higher than 10” off of the ground and must be connected in at least 2 places), fenders, kill switch (centered and directly above the drawbar), 2.5lb fire extinguisher, and SFI approved scatter blanket, and a roll cage. Seatbelt must work and be worn and a SFI approved helmet must be worn or tractor will not be able to pull. Tractor must have a second shutoff at the pump. Side shields must be able to be removed quickly.
8. Safety equipment and other components must be made available for inspection upon request of judges and upon protests.
9. SFI approved helmet and five-point harness required. This includes gloves and shoes SFI approved.
10. NO automobile engines

Super Farm
9300 lbs
1. All General rules apply.
2. Will be following NTPA Super Farm rules.

Trucks
8500 lbs
1. All General rules apply.
2. Trucks must be drove in. Not hauled in if you plan on pulling
3. 26 inch hitch is allowed.
4. Gas or diesel allowed

Open Trucks
8000 lbs
1. All General rules apply
2. 26 inch hitch height
3. Gas or diesel allowed

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	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 25, 2015 08:54AM
2 hot	Thanks for posting the rules saved us all a trip to your pull!!! Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 25, 2015 09:05AM
NJS Registered: 06/02/2015 Posts: 2	Looks like your keeping some good running tractors out of your hot farm with rules 3 and 9. Weights are a bit heavy also. Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 25, 2015 11:37AM
Open	Those tractors can run open class then. Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 25, 2015 12:57PM
Anonymous User	Rules have been posted due to many calls asking to be seen. Your negativity is not needed nor a concern. If you do not like what you see then make a positive comment or please stay off from posting. This is an event to raise money for the FFA. Be positive and support them. Kayla Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 25, 2015 01:31PM
Anonymous User	Registration will be closed at 11 PM absolutely NO ACCEPTIONS. Thanks! Kayla Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 25, 2015 01:39PM
jimmmbo	I agree with Kayla,a good pull,good track,good people,good cause.All you guys that want rules for you,put on your own pull,deal with the people like yourselves.LOL Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 26, 2015 09:46AM
Anonymous User	Of course it's good, anyone who has complaints is told to get lost, apparently. lol Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull August 26, 2015 03:50PM
NJS Registered: 06/02/2015 Posts: 2	Not bitching not complaining just made an observation in the rules knowing the tractors in the area that run hot farm have P pumps and no hydraulics/pto. They can do what they want it's their pull sorry everyone got all whipped up. Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 01, 2015 05:22AM
6030	Bump Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 02, 2015 02:53PM
chief	so i can run a 570 cockshutt in 5500 farm class Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 03, 2015 02:46AM
6030	The cockshutt 570 is a 60hp tractor. It will have to be in the 7000. Thank you. Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni OPEN 9000 CLASS MONEY!!! September 03, 2015 09:56AM
Anonymous User	The open 9000 lb class will be $500 for first place!!!! Hope to see you there!! Kayla Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 03, 2015 02:01PM
chief	52.25 Drawbar, 60.84 belt horse power off of tractor data nebraska testing, so where are you coming up with 60 hp Reply Quote

Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 03, 2015 04:31PM

Just go and pull

Just go and pull in the class they tell you to. They use a nebraska test book also. Whichever it says in their particular book for H.P. or rpm's is what they will use for everyone. Sorry if you are the one who fell thru the loophole but do you have to go thru this at every pull you go to? I bet not, so then just let this be one of the rare pulls where your tractor falls through the loophole. It has happened to all of us at least once. It sucks, but don't make a big scene about it...it's just not gonna get you any place.

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	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 06, 2015 05:39AM
Blackstack 460 Registered: 04/22/2015 Posts: 63	Are you planning to rate them off the belt, engine, drawbar or PTO? Because if you look at drawbar and pto a 460 is under 50, but the c221 was rated at 62 hp at the crankshaft. I'm assuming you would let a 460 run 5500 but not a 560? Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 06, 2015 03:15PM
Just a puller	Your heavy hot farm class has to be looked at you are putting a normal hot farm tractor that runs a p pump at 1200 hp in open with multiple charger's that can put out 3000 hp not a good deal you will loose alot of good pullers to help put on a good show for you guys heavy hot has always been like pro farm you will allow some p pumps but not all come on guys get with it . Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 06, 2015 03:32PM
BM Registered: 02/24/2013 Posts: 155	What multiple chargers guys are going to pull? Buck up or stay home. Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 07, 2015 02:58AM
Tuff guy	Big words from the tuff guy who pulls alone most nights at brush pulls Reply Quote

Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 07, 2015 03:17AM

Just a puller

Some guys just don't get it I'm not complaining I'm just saying you can't expect people to drive for 3 to 4 hrs and than you put them in a class that they don't have a chance in to compete. I myself ha a A pump tractor so I could care less but its suppose to be a benefit pull for ffa and half the pro farm tractors at not coming so BM maybe you should get your facts write before you talk stupid on a computer

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	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 07, 2015 04:18AM
BM Registered: 02/24/2013 Posts: 155	I so sorry, Nameless keyboarders, I'll be pulling in the open class with all the multi charger guys, and you? Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 07, 2015 09:27AM
Millerhighlife	I just take my alcohol tractor in there and kick all your asses Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 07, 2015 09:53AM
Just a puller	Brian I never meant to offend you . you have a sweet running case but there is no comparison in a alcohol tractor like yours and a pro farm tractor I just meant if some of the p pump tractors can run let all pro farm in the hot farm sorry for getting you all worked up !!!! Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 07, 2015 11:29AM
BM Registered: 02/24/2013 Posts: 155	Just sick of all the whining, I would like to meet the pullers coming 4 hours to this pull, if you want a class just for you than put on a pull. It takes a lot of work, and they can't have a class for everybody to win. I'm glad there is a class to pull in and appreciate the people that put these pulls on. And to "Tuff Guy" you know who I am so lets have us a chat on Friday night. Reply Quote

Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 07, 2015 12:40PM

6030

We go by the Nebraska test book. But I did see the info about the cockshutt on tractor data. We go by the pto hp. So the belt will count as that. To Blackstack 460, you are correct in saying a 560 will not be allowed in the 5500 farm but can pull in the 5750 hot. Also there won't be any 460's in the 4500. We are putting this pull on to raise money to be used to help the kids. We hope to see people come to have fun and have a good time. Thank you in advance incase I don't get a chance to tell you the night of the pull.

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	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 08, 2015 02:06PM
Hot?	Hot Farm Classes. Will you "BE" checking anyone for "WORKING" PTO & Hydraulics ??? What class will you put them in if you don't have the above?? Thanks Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 11, 2015 12:44AM
Anonymous User	Today is the day! Bring out your warm clothes and come join us in raising money for the FFA! Can't wait to see everyone! Kayla Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 11, 2015 09:46AM
560built	Do you know what the class order will be Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 12, 2015 09:35PM
Joke	Joke! @#$%& joke Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 13, 2015 02:31AM
Bill Spaeth	Thank you to everyone that came to our pull. Big thank you to Pete, Mike, Ryan, and everybody else that came and gave a hand. Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 13, 2015 06:53AM
Paull	To Bill,Kayla and all that promote,help and work the pull,sorry I could not support you guys this yr. was sidelined due to injury.(yes something stupid !!!!!). Have attended the last few yrs. good pull,good people,good cause and good track. Hope to see you all next yr.Paul Reply Quote

	Re: Glenwood City FFA Alumni 5th Annual Pull September 13, 2015 08:45AM
joke	to many rules know tractor Reply Quote