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LBB
To the NFMS Championship Tractor Pull Committee, does LLSS have a chance of making it to the show in 2022? If not, what do we have to do to make that happen?

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Wondering
Isn't there a national set of rules for this class?

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Clark for someone who doesn't run in the class you sure have a bad opinion of the llss class, one of them must have beat you - just lost all respect for you !!!

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Indyman
Well Clark if you only knew what you were talking about would be great. There is an activite set of national rules for the llss they have been in place 4 years now maybe pay more attention then just open them gums

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/02/2021 02:37PM by Jake Morgan.

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Jake Morgan
There may be rules that claim to be national rules, but there is no national adoption of those rules... thus there are no true National rules.

As was mentioned earlier, Ed Shoobridge did a amazing job to try to organize the class. He saw the classes potential and he poured his heart into developing a unified set of rules to run under and a traveling circuit. Some (many) clubs adopted them, some didn't. Some clubs adopted them and then modified them slightly. Sadly local factions often were more interested in protecting their current investment, instead at looking long-term and looking at what's best for the class overall. Ed is to be commended for his hard work and dedication and was an excellent driving force to promote and unify the LLSS class but he started with a very steep uphill battle. A huge public thank you to Ed for what he worked so hard for.

Whether they have national rules or not, I think the real question is how you get that class on the Fair Boards radar. National rules might be one of a number of factors.

Sadly the lack of unified rules has been a constant theme in this motorsport ever since I started this page in 1997. It's probably been the topic that this page has harped on more than any other single topic. We've gained some ground but sadly this sport always finds a way to take one or two steps back.

The LLSS class would bring a ton of variation to the NFMS, variation that NONE of the other tractor classes can.

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Clark for someone who doesn't run in the class you sure have a bad opinion of the llss class, one of them must have beat you - just lost all respect for you !!!

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