04:30:37am, Tuesday, May 07, 2024
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New class in HSTPA
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LLSS Puller IH
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HSTPA. Has adopted for 2018 the LLSS class at 6000 lb same rules as KY. |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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Lewis
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Congratulations HSTPA |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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There are a set of rules to go by for the whole United states if they went with what bob rules are that’s basically national rules |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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Registered: 04/03/2016 Posts: 772 |
I am glad that HSTPA has adopted this class but why is there a need for it? I mean I am a knuckle draggin lss puller. so can I pull in it? |
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Same rules as Wisconsin and Mid Sourh?
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Registered: 07/06/2008 Posts: 1,347 |
Are HSTPA rules identical to the WTPA and Mid South? If not, hopefully NTPA will encourage one unified set of rules. |
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Re: Same rules as Wisconsin and Mid Sourh?
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Puller Deere
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They are BoB rules |
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Re: Same rules as Wisconsin and Mid Sourh?
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Registered: 04/04/2008 Posts: 631 |
HSTPA is using what is now called the National Rules at 6000 LBS. It is a probationary class this next summer so they won't be a part of the points system but will be a class that is offered by HSTPA. Feiss Motorsports has offered a $500 year end bonus for the top three tractors for next year. The class needs to have 10 pullers step up to buy memberships in HSTPA by January 1st for this to move forward...so any LSS pullers that are Interested need to sign up to make the class a success. If HSTPA gets 10 tractors to sign up and they support the class next summer it could then become a regular HSTPA class the next year. That is what has happened with the Hot Farm class,it is now an HSTPA class as of Saturdays meeting. They were probationary last summer. Any pullers that are interested need to contact HSTPA and get signed up to make this work for your class in Indiana.
S'no Farmer |
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Re: Same rules as Wisconsin and Mid Sourh?
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Driver
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Todd,you said any lite supers should sign up,did you mean light limited super,cause they wont be many sign up if they have to run against Super Stocks. |
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Re: Same rules as Wisconsin and Mid Sourh?
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Registered: 04/04/2008 Posts: 631 |
Yea,I forgot the first L. Hopefully everyone will forgive my ignorance. |
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HSTPA LLSS Class
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Registered: 03/25/2008 Posts: 2,526 |
I'm really glad to hear that Hoosier State added this class. I'm even more excited that they didn't do their own thing but rather they adopted the National rules. Great job HSTPA! |
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Re: Same rules as Wisconsin and Mid Sourh?
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KEN MCKILLIP
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i will my new lls will be out next spring ken mckillip |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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Hypocrisy detector
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So, HSTPA has existing classes that can barely muster 5 vehicles per class average, but 10 must sign up for this never before offered class by January 1????
Sounds legit. No one protecting their class,,,, |
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Nail in the coffin for light supers?
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CuriousW185
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Is this the nail in the coffin for light supers? Curious as to how IPL can have 10 light super hooks and HSTPA and NTPA R2 don’t have any? What is IPL doing differently that promoters have switched to them? Sad to see the state of the LSS class in R2 when it is thriving everywhere else |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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Puller Deere
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Will someone please put a complete set of national rules for this class on here word for word I have heard rules that are all over the board and the rules on safety equipment such as special occasions on what are the specifications on row cages tiebars wheel base and overall base of Tractor |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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Registered: 02/19/2009 Posts: 526 |
Hope this download worked |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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Good Luck with that Lewis and several others want to change the rules on a monthly or at least a yearly basis. Hard to get a set of rules printed when the damn Ink cant even dry before changing them |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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Puller Deere
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Do you half to join Ntpa a to pull this class and if so what will this cost |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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Lewis
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"Dream On", I've been pulling this class since it started. I know about everybody pulling this class in every state that has this class. I voice my opinions along with lots of others across the country. I've had calls from friends from NY, WI and Ohio today. The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away don't seem to work in tractor pulling; you give something without thinking it through and without looking into the future the outcome is the biggest class killer. The SS along with others have drove there own nails in the class coffin by driving up the cost to compete. The big money spenders just can't stand to run apples to apples. Although buying your way into glory would be nice. It cost at least $25,000 to build a competitive tractor for this class now! That's ridiculous for a entry level class! But it is what it is. We have so many classes now because rules get out of hand that drive the cost up, then a new one with a new name gets started. Limited Pros is an old Pro Stock Class. LLSS is a knock off from the old Super Stocks. I helped start the LLSS class from scratch and I have forgotten more about it than you will ever know "Dream On". |
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Re: New class in HSTPA
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Registered: 04/03/2016 Posts: 772 |
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Where do HSTPA LSS guys stand on this?
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Curious
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Where do LSS guys stand on this? Any of them making the switch over other than McKillip? Heard Kuhn has one and then the Massey |
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Re: Where do HSTPA LSS guys stand on this?
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Puller
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Harts are building for the class |
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