Tractor Pull Rules
Garden Tractor Rules
- Entry fee $10 per class
- Weights have to be secured
- Wheelie bars must be on all tractors, 5" off the ground and extend 4" behind rear tires
- 13" Hitch height
- 2 tries on 1st pull
- 3600 RPM maximum
- 1 person per tractor, per class
- Not cut tires
- Helmets must be worn
- Judgement of flagman will be final
- All tractors will be inspected by NEATTA Tech Committee
- No Alcohol; Gas only
- Mufflers must be on all tractors with the exception of Open Class
- 23 x 10.50 x 12 is maximum rear tire size - no ATV tires
- Weights cannot extend any more than 20" from the front of the tractor
- Weights cannot extend any more than 6" beyond the sides of the rear tires
- No frame modifications except Open class
- Dead man switch required on rear of tractor (B stock and Open Class)
- 2 wheel drive tractors only
- Minimum operator age is 7 years old
- 1 hand must be on steering wheel at all times
- No bouncing on seat
- All operators must belong to NEATTA and EDGE
Bone Stock Class
- Lawn tractors: vertical or horizontal shaft, no rear engine riders
- Belt and blades must be removed from deck
- Engine must be 14 HP or less
- 10" maximum on rear tires
- 800 lb class
- Ages 7+ with Edge and TA Youth driver training certification
- Mufflers must be used
- Hitch - stock height
A-Stock Class
- Garden tractors must be 14 HP or less
- Weight cannot exceed 1050 lbs
- No rear engine riders
B-Stock Garden Tractors
- Weight will be 1150 lbs or lower
- Up to 20 JP
- All ages
Open Class
- Maximum 25 HP
- 1150 lbs
- All other rules apply except for exhaust
Farm Tractor Pullers
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There will be four weight classes
- 3000 lb and under
- 5000 lb and under
- 7000 lb and under
- 9000 lb and under
- 20" hitch height maximum
- All tractors must be at least 30 years old
- Ages 12+
- 3000 RPM maximum
- Dropped weights are a disqualification
- Weight frame cannot extend any more than 20" beyond the front of tractor
Youth Driver Training Certification Information
The following is what participants between the ages of 7 and 12 will be required to pass prior to pulling:
Test #1 Familiarization Testing: The instructor will discuss the basic operation of the equipment with the student to determine if the studentis familiar with the equipment. When the instructor is satisfied, the student is qualified to begin the operational phase of the test. The student will get on the tractor/equipment and deomonstrate to the instructor their knowledge and the location of the following items on the particular piece of equipment:
- Ignition switch/starter switch.
- Throttle, choke, and fuel shut off valve.
- Clutch (foot or hand depending on the type of tractor).
- Brake and shift locks.
- Shifter and shift pattern.
- Belt pulley control.
- PTO control.
- Emergency shut down procedures.
The instructor will have the student start the equipment, move it a short distance in low gear, and bring it to a safe, smooth stop (this may be repeated several times if the instructor feels it is necessary). After the instructor is satisfied the student has demonstrated his/her ability to control the equipment in a safe manner, the instructor will circle PASS or FAIL and sign the application form for Test #1.
Test #4 Pull Test: The instructor will have the student back up to a piece of equipment (sled or other equipment). After backing the tractor safely into position the student stops the tractor, shifts into neutral gear, and raises both hands to signal they are ready to hook up to the equipment. When the equipment has been hooked up to the tractor, the student will then shift the tractor into low gear and safely move the equipment a short distance. The student will stop the tractor and unhook from the equipment when the instructor is satisfiedthe student has demonstrated his/her ability to control the tractor in a safe manner. The instructor will circle PASS or FAIL and sign the application form for Test #4.