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Official online publication of the Mid-South Pullers Association
August 2008
Inside this issue coverage from
- Hopkinsville, KY
- Tanner, AL
Upcoming August Events
Total Lubricants comes on board
Clinton, KY
l Hillsboro, TN
l Somerville, TN
l Crocket Mills, TN
l Paris, TN (make up)
l Springfield, TN
l Franklin, KY
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MSPA teaming up with H&R Agri-Power for the 2008 pulling season.
www.midsouthpullers.com
Sponsor News...
MSPA announces Total Lubricants Sponsorship
Total Lubricants becomes Official Oil of the Mid South Pullers Association
The Mid South Pullers, in conjunction with the Cornerstone
Marketing Group, Inc. is proud to announce Total Lubricants as the
Official Oil of the Mid South Pullers. In a drivers meeting on July
4, Cornerstone Marketing Group, Inc. CEO, Tom McConnell
presented the Mid South Pullers with a $10,000 check from Total
Lubricants. “We are very excited to be working with the largest
pulling organization in the South.” said Cornerstone Marketing,
CEO Tom McConnell. “Total Lubricants will work hand in hand
with Mid South to grow pulling in this region and to create a
familiar brand name for Total Lubricants”.
Total Lubricants is the fourth largest oil company in the world. Its
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countries world wide. Total Lubricants offers a full line of oil and oil products from racing, to heavy
duty, to agriculture and to passenger cars. They specialize in full and semi synthetic oils, saving
customers' money on less oil changes, fuel economy and engine maintence.
Mid South Pullers Vice-President, Bob Barbee along with Keith Schuett (B&K Distributing, LLC) are
now a distributor for Total Lubricants. B&K will have product available on site at the reminder of the
Mid South events, as well as products for teams' primary businesses, such as trucking and agriculture.
Mid-South on the Outdoor Channel
Additionally, Total Lubricants is funding the filming of two televisions shows. The shows will air on
the Outdoor Channel and will cover an upcoming Mid South event. The shows will air this winter.
A contingency program for the Mid South Pullers will be announced later this week. For more
information regarding Total Lubricants, please go to their website at www.lubricants.total.com. To
place an order, please call Keith Schuett at (615) 804-3016.
From the Kentucky Soybean Board
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2008 Upcoming Events
Clinton, Kentucky
Hillsboro, TN
August 1st
7:00 PM
6, 8, 10, SF, 2
August 2nd
7:00 PM
6, 8, 10, SF, 2, 4, P4
The Mid-South Pullers Association heads to Clinton,
Kentucky and the Hickman county Fair this weekend
for a Friday night hook at the fair. The Hickman County
Fairgrounds will be full of all the sights, sounds, and
smells associated with a county fair. Friday night we'll
add to that the sound of roaring motors and and a lot of
raw horsepower. This will be the first time that the
MSPA has visited Clinton Kentucky. There is a good
history of pulling in Western Kentucky and the Clinton
area. Clinton is home to current puller Keith Slayden
and former pullers Kenny Davis & Red Grogan.
The Mid-South Pullers Association is rolling into
August and is headed to Hillsboro, TN. On Saturday
night August 2nd the dust will start flying for the 8th
annual Hillsboro Truck and Tractor pull. The
proceeds from this Class “A” event will benefit the
local Community Park. The Hillsboro area is home to
many pullers such as Kenneth Hale, Russell
Davenport, Wesley Foster, Michael Fanning, and
Daniel Gray just to name a few.
Somerville, Tennessee
Crockett Mills, Tennessee
August 8th
7:00 PM
6, 8, 10, SF
August 9th
7:00 PM
6, 8, 10, SF
On August 8th the Mid-South Pullers Association
takes its show to West Tennessee when the Young
Farmers and Ranchers of Fayette County will host
their 7th annual Tractor pul. The action will be as hot
at the August temperatures when the action heats up
in Somerville, TN. Somerville is located about 30
east of Memphis, the home of Elvis, off of I-40 (exit
35). The Young Farmers and Ranchers put on an
outstanding show and the proceeds benefit local
charities.
Davy, Davy Crockett, King of the Wild
Frontier!!! On Saturday night the Mid-South show
rolls into Crockett Mills, TN giving the pullers 2
hooks in West Tennessee. And, yes, the county
was named after Davy Crockett. The county seat is
even Alamo! The Crockett Mills pull is part of the
West Tennessee Cotton Festival. This year is the
21st anniversary of the Cotton Festival and will be
the 7th annual pull.
Paris, TN (make up pull)
August 23rd
7:00 pm
6, 8, 10, SF, 2, 4
Robertson County Fair
Springfield, TN
August 29th
7:00 pm
6, 8, 10, SF, 2, 4, P4
The Mid-South Pullers Association heads to
Springfield, TN on August 31st for the Robertson
County Fair. This will be the second trip to Springfield
for the MSPA. The fairgrounds are located at 4563
Highway 41 North in Springfield. The fair pull is the
2003 & 2004 winner of the one day pull of the year
award. With that in mind this pull will be outstanding.
The Springfield area is home to many pullers including
Randy & Don Head, Jay & Jacob Fuqua, Bob Barbee,
Clint Gregory, and Will & Andy Teasley.
Franklin, Kentucky
August 30th
7:00 pm
6, 8, 10, SF, 2
This weekend the Mid-South Pullers Association
takes its show to Franklin, KY on September 1st.
Franklin, KY is located between Russellville &
Bowling Green Kentucky. This is the third annual St.
Jude/Relay for Life Truck and Tractor pull. The
proceeds from this pull will go to benefit both St.
Jude and Relay for Life. The Franklin area has a
good history in pulling with the likes of Larry (&
Monica Shaw) Gorham, Brad and Wayne Cook, Billy
Johns (Old Wild Thang truck) and Marty Chandler.
2008 Event Pictures
Above: Harold Gambill gets stuck out in the
rain.
Above Right: Don Head’s impression of
“Great Balls of Fire”
Right: Jerrett Curtis makes a pass in front of
a packed house in Tanner.
Below: Daniel Grey adds some smoke to the
Open FWD class.
Below Right: Bryce Van Genderen and
Geared Green (from Iowa)
Western Kentucky State Fair (Hopkinsville, KY)
The Western Kentucky State Fair pull has always been one of my
favorites. I remember attending the fair when I was younger and still look
forward to the event every year. This year was no exception. The only concern
was the weather for the Friday night show. Western Kentucky was (and is)
notorious for storms on the 4th of July so the concern was real (at least in my
mind). During the drivers meeting we watched the rain move around the fair
and thought that things would go on schedule. Tom McConnell was there to
present the Mid-South with a $10,000 check for our points fund from our new
sponsor "Total Lubricants". Everything looked good until the National Anthem.
Nothing was wrong with the National Anthem and it was sung to perfection. It
was the 30 minute rain storm that followed. After the rain, Alvin Schmits and
company worked the track back into shape and before we got started we got to
see a 30 minute fireworks display.
The first class of the evening was the 9,300# Super Farm tractors. The question of
how good the track was going to be was answered when Greg Freeze, Cranford
Jennings, Russell Counce, and Audra Stratton all made full pulls. Darrin Hunt made a
great pull in front of his hometown crowd but missed the pull-off with a run of
307.11' to finish in fifth. The pull-off started the way they went out the gate. First
up was Greg Freeze with Deere Traxx and set the mark to beat at 307.22'. Cranford
Jennings was up next with Bare Bones Binder. Cranford has really stepped it up and
has been giving the class fits. Bare Bones Binder was a little light on the nose
causing Jennings to ride the brakes and his run came up short at 294.88'. Dixie
Deere was up and Russell Counce was looking to continue the success the double
"D" team has had this year. The Dixie Deere shot straight and long out into first
place with a run of 320.44'. Last up in the pull-off was Audra Stratton. The
Deerelirious John Deere made a good pass that was good enough for third (295.50').
The 6,000# PSFWD Trucks were up next at the fair. Denny Ritter drew the first hook
and took the DangerZONE Chevy out to 299.31'. Thomas Cottrell followed Ritter with
his dodge named Burnin' Cash. Cottrell made a great pass out to 317.29 and a floating
finish line was established. Denny Allen drove his Ford F250 down the track and
finished behind Burnin' Cash with a distance of 316.23'. It now was down Brad Fowler
and Jerry McKinney from nearby Elkton, Kentucky. Brad Fowler flew down the track
with the Eliminator Ford and into the lead with a pass of 329.50. Could Jerry
McKinney and Code Blue get it done? Jerry McKinney looked like he was blasted out
of a cannon as he raced down the track. When the laser did its job Code Blue was .29'
ahead of the Eliminator giving Jerry the victory.
Bob Barbee started the 6,000# Super Stock class when he took
Stormy (kinda ironic for the stormy beginning) out to 270.73'. The sled
was tight but it was official. Rob Bonino, from nearby PeeDee,
Kentucky, was up on International Incident. An unfortunate sneeze
from the tractor ended Rob's run at 185.71'. Cody Haney was in the
driver's seat of J.R. and did a great job of taking the big Allis on a run of
256.02'. Monica Shaw made a nice pass on Beauty & the Beast and
finished the night in third with a pull of 350.40. Don Head & Head's up
was the last hook of the class. Could he knock of Stormy? The Head's
Up tractor had plenty of RPM's but could not get hooked up to the
track. Don finished up in forth with a pass of 234.32'.
Continued on next page...
Western Kentucky State Fair (Hopkinsville, KY) cont...
The 10,000# Pro Stock tractors were the fourth class to hit the track at the
Western Kentucky State Fair. I feel that this class had some impact on the
weather since it included Hurricane Allis & Bryce Van Genderen (Geared
Green). Bryce told me that his first five (I believe) events were rained out.
He had to travel over 4,000 miles before he got his first official hook. The
good news was the fair pull was delayed but not rained out. Michael Fanning
got the class started with a great run out to 319.33'. The officials determined
that a floating finish was in order. Elvin Domann followed Fanning with a run
that had some hurricane winds behind him. Hurricane Allis pushed the mark
to 326.61'. Philip Parish had his turn at the weather (El Nino) and the track
but could only manage a run of 303.68 that was good enough for a fourth
place finish. Bryce Van Genderen had a shot at victory late in the class. With
no rain in sight the Geared Green John Deere took the sled down to track
and finished in third with a pull of 313.41.
The motto for the Open FWD class on Friday night was "run what you
brung and hope you brung enough". Larry Douthit twisted the Big Daddy
Magic dodge hard and set the mark at 318.65'. Now he had to set back and
watch the rest of the class. The first test was Sandy Bugg & Black Magic.
Sandy made a good pass but fell short at 312.68. Randy McConnell was up
and he usually runs strong on the Hoptown track. But, Randy also fell short
with a pull of 311.06. Shane Greer was next with Super Chevy and if he was
going to win he had to push his truck hard. Shane called on the motor but
something kept the Super Chevy from getting the much needed RPM's and
Shane fell into fourth with a run of 291.24'.
The last class of the night was the heavy supers. John Orndorff started off the class with a
strong run of 269.60'. Ryan Henley was next driving Another Night Trouble. Out of the hole
the nose of the big IH 1006 went skyward and Ryan hit the wheelie bars a couple of times but
managed a pull of 266.40' on the high flying run. Monica Shaw had a squirrelly ride on Beauty
& the Beast and finished in third with a pass of 250.30'. Last hook of the class went to Joe
Wamble. Joe, co-founder of the Southern Invitational, never got the Wampuscat to hook to
the track and finished in fourth with a run of 213.46'.
Winners from Saturday night:
10 Pro: Dennis Miller & Tinker Toy
6SS: Bob Barbee & Stromy
Open FWD: Andy Teasley & Black Magic
9,300# Super Farm: Cranford Jennings, Greg Freeze,
Jed Pettus
8SS: Randy Head
PSFWD: Denny Allen
Wilber’s Winners... August edition
Clinton, KY & Hillsboro, TN
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6SS
Clinton is rumored to have a great track and will take all the horsepower you've got.
Although it's the bluegrass state I see orange in the winner's circle. Saturday night we
move to Hillsboro and it's orange country but I see blue in the winner's circle. I guess
it's a twist of fate!
Wilber's Winner (Clinton): Cody Haney & J.R.
Wilber's Winner (Hillsboro): Don Head & Head's Up
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93 SF
The Double D team (Counce/Pettus) seems to have lost their rhythm of consistency.
Don't look for them to find it this weekend. I see visions of Red all weekend. A plan
will come together on Friday night followed by a shade of Tennesse Red on Saturday
night.
Wilber's Winner (Clinton): Kelly Keith & Plan "B"
Wilber's Winner (Hillsboro): Jared Bradley & Tennessee Red
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8SS
I hear that some dreams come true so my money, on Friday night, is on Red. Kenny
Hale is from the Hillsboro are but it's hard to win at home. Bet against the odds and
look for Red again.
Wilber's Winner (Clinton): Brandon Hunt & Liv'n a Dream
Wilber's Winner (Hillsboro): Kenneth Hale & another Nite Trouble
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TWD
Clinton, KY is home to Keith Slayden and the hometown fans will be cheering when
he puts American Made in the winner's circle. Saturday night I since a small quake, or
Tremor, to rattle Hillsboro.
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Somerville, TN
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Crockett Mills, TN
6SS
Wilber's Winner (Somerville): J.R.
Wilber's Winner (C. M.): Head’s Up
8SS
Wilber's Winner (Somerville): Liv’n a Dream
Wilber's Winner (C. M.): Another Nite Trouble
SF
Wilber's Winner (Somerville): Red Hooker
Wilber's Winner (C. M.): Dixie Deere
10 Pro
Wilber's Winner (Somerville): El Nino
Wilber's Winner (C. M.): Cotton Pick’n Deere
Paris, TN
Springfield, TN
Franklin, KY
6SS
Wilber's Winner (Paris): Evening Thunder
Wilber's Winner (Springfield): Stromy
Wilber's Winner (Franklin): Beauty & the Beast
Wilber's Winner (Clinton): Keith Slayden & American Made
Wilber's Winner (Hillsboro): Mark Ford & Tremor
8SS
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Wilber's Winner (Paris): Stormy
10 Pro
Wilber's Winner (Springfield): Tennessee Tracks
Friday night, the kids at the Hickman County Fair will be all excited when they hear
Wilber's Winner (Franklin): Gus’s Toy
Barney won the pull. They won't find a purple dino but will find Gary "Barney" Miller
in the winner's circle. Saturday night will see Michael Fanning take the win close to
10 Pro
home on Bad Habit.
Wilber's Winner (Paris): Young Buck
Wilber's Winner (Springfield): Young Buck
Wilber's Winner (Clinton): Gary Miller & One Toy Too Many
Wilber's
Winner (Franklin): Cotton Pick’n Deere
Wilber's Winner (Hillsboro): Micheal Fanning & Bad Habit
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PSFWD (Hillsboro only)
I think Jason Lee will be tough to beat this weekend but you know the big "ORANGE"
faithful will get behind the orange Ford of Brad Fowler. Question is will he join in the
singing of Rocky Top?
Wilber's Winner (Hillsboro): Brad Fowler & Eliminator
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Open FWD (Hillsboro only)
Winner - Jerrett Curtis. You've heard Paul Harvey's Rest of the Story well here's the
rest of the Story on Jerrett. Don't listen to Johnny 'cause the name Pop Tart Monkey
was from when Jerrett was young. He used to climb and swing on everything and was
nicknamed Monkey. His parents found out that Pop Tarts had a calming effect on
Jerrett. So, they changed his nickname to Pop Tart Monkey! No you know the rest of
the story.
Wilber's Winner (Hillsboro): Jerrett Curtis & Pop Tart Monkey
SF
Wilber's Winner (Paris): Dixie Deere
Wilber's Winner (Springfield): Green Fiend
Wilber's Winner (Franklin): Money Grabber
TWD
Wilber's Winner (Paris): Child’s Play
Wilber's Winner (Springfield): White Lightning
Wilber's Winner (Franklin): Bluegrass Hauler
Open FWD
Wilber's Winner (Paris): Big Bird
Wilber's Winner (Springfield): Black Magic
PSFWD
Wilber's Winner (Springfield): Code Blue
Tanner, AL - July 25th & 26th
The Tanner, Alabama pull is one of the best pulls that you'll find anywhere in the Us.
They have a large facility and can handle lots of people and equipment. This year was no
exception. The only issue was there was a chance of rain for both nights. Friday night there
was a near capacity crowd on hand to witness the pull. We got through the first class and
into the Open FWD trucks when the bottom fell out without warning. The track crew did a
great job covering the track and after a hard 40 minute rain it only took about 30 minutes
to get back to pulling. Saturday night was a beautiful (but hot) night of pulling action. The
following will be an attempt to give a little coverage to both nights of pulling action.
Friday night started off with the 9,300# Super Farm tractors. Jared Bradley and David
Spry were the first pair down the track and it was determined that the sled needed to be
lightened up and the class was restarted dropping Bradley and Spry to the end of the class.
Dave Gambill was the first official hook of the night. The Money Grabber IH 1066 went in
the books at 270.95' good for 8th place. Russell Counce and Cranford Jennings both had
uncharacteristic runs and finished in fifth and tenth respectively. Larry Dean followed Jennings and had a great "ride" on The Ride out
into the lead with a pass of 286.63'. Harold Gambill had a great pull of 283.49' to finish the night in third. Jared Bradley gets his
second chance on the Alabama clay track and finished in fourth with a pull of 283.28. Last hook of the class belongs to David Spry.
Larry Dean is still in the lead but will it hold? David Spry and his tractor call the "Red Hooker" plowed down the track and the
competition with a pass of 294.65' and took the win dropping Larry Dean into second. On Saturday night Jon Hancock got the victory
on Green Fiend.
The Open FWD trucks were up next and started with a little bit of
smoke. Yes, I said smoke. Daniel Grey was first hook with his diesel truck
and made a nice pull out to 258.32'. Randy McConnell got hooked up and
shot straight down the track and into first with a pull of 299.57' in the new
Yellow Fever. As they were getting ready to call
the next truck to the line it started to sprinkle.
The sprinkles only last a few seconds then it
came down in buckets. After about an hour
delay we were ready to get back to pulling.
Mike Rhodes was first hook after the rain delay.
Mike has a diesel truck called Chain Smoker and
made a strong pass out to 288.91 where he finished in fourth. Black Magic, driven by Sandy Bugg, made a
good run of 294.13 good enough for third. Shane Greer was the last hook of the class. The Super Chevy had
a straight pull with a lot of ground speed but couldn't overtake Randy and finished in second with a pull of
296.36. Saturday nights winner was the daughter of Randy McConnell. Brooke McConnell bested the
competition on what I believe is only her second time behind the wheel. Congratulations to ! And Randy,
you better watch out 'cause you can be replaced.
Friday night in the 6,000# super stock we saw an old driver back in the saddle again. I hate to call her old because she's far
from old but has been out of the seat for a few years. Brandy "Essary" Cherry drove Evening Thunder on an awesome pass and a win
on Friday night. Congratulation to Brandy! Saturday night was a rough night on the
pullers and has started a slight points shake up. This season is getting interesting. Cody
Haney was test hook following a reset. J.R. started drifting to the left out of the hole.
Cody got on the breaks and J.R. being the bad character he is (Dallas) got a little wild
giving Cody a good bell ringing. They dropped the pull and came back later in the class.
On that attempt Cody made a good pass and finished in third with a run of 278.22. Kevin
Essay was back in the driver's seat on Saturday night. Could there be some pressure on
him after Brandy won Friday night? If there was it didn't show as he piloted the big Case
out to 296.97' and the lead. Bob Barbee had a good run going but flirted with the chalk
line a little too much resulting in a DQ. Don Head, looking to gain ground on Barbee, was
up and made an explosive run (literally) and coasted out to 171.32'. I hear the Head's Up
tractor could be renamed "Great Balls of Fire"! Larry Gorham finished in second with a
late hook in the class with a pull of 282.51.
Tanner, AL - July 25th & 26th (cont...)
The PSFWD truck class is usually one of the most competitive and
represent the big three - Ford, Chevy, & Dodge. Friday night the class was
started by Denny Allen and his Ford F250. Denny had a good run but
thought they could get some more distance and they dropped the pull
and would come back last. Jerry McKinney was next and would get the
first measured distance to go into the books. The Code Blue Chevrolet set
the mark to be at 299.39'. Totally confused Winston Glover made a pass
of 293.08 that place him in fourth place. Thomas Cottrell was up in the
Burning Cash dodge and finished behind Glover with a pull of 292.29'.
The Eliminator Ford got the RPM's screaming as Brad Fowler flew down
the track and into the lead with a pull of 311.56'. Denny Allen hooked last
after turning down the test hook. The big Ford made a great pass put was
short of Fowler with a run of 303.86'. Saturday night Brad Fowler
complete the sweep of the PSFWD class with a winning distance of 320.12'.
Friday night's crowd saw something a little different in the 8,000# Super Stock class.
Tennessee Track made a pass without smoke. Jacob Fuqua was the first hook and drove
the smokeless Tracks out to a distance of 295.65'. Tennessee Tracks didn't run flawless
but looks to be a force in the future. Kenneth Hale followed Jacob with the IH 1066
called "Another Nite Trouble". Kenny got a little bit out of shape early in the run and had
to get on the brakes (he also got some body english help from Nan) and took over the
lead with a pull of 304.53'. Randy Head finished up the class with a pull of 296.85' edging
Jacob for the second place finish. Saturday night saw John Orndorff take the win on
Stormy with Brandon Hunt coming in second after finding a soft spot in the track that
slowed down what looked to be a winning pass.
Larry Douthit and Papa Bear took the class to task on Friday night. When Larry
let off the throttle the big red C Cab truck was way past the full pull mark with a distance
of 316.73'. The officials deemed a floating finish was in order. Will and Andy Teasley
rounded out the top three with the son (Will) beating the dad (Andy) with runs of 305.71'
& 301.40' respectively. Saturday night saw ten trucks compete in the class and with the
top three only 12" apart. Just like Friday night Larry Douthit was first hook but unlike
Friday night he only managed to get out to 298.01 and finished in fifth. Jacob Fuqua took
over driving duties from Andy Teasley in the HyTek truck and pushed into the lead with a
pass of 308.11'. Mark Ford was next to hook with the new Tremor Ford and took the lead
away from Jacob will a pull of 309.09'. Last hook of the class went to Keith Slayden. The
American Made Ford was straight and true and when he finished you knew it was going
to be close. Everyone waited for the laser measurement to be announced. 0.21' was the
difference in favor of Slayden earning him the victory with a pull of 309.30'.
Michael Fanning won the Friday night edition of the 10,000 Pro Stock class
with a pass of 312.66'. Saturday would prove to be a better track and competition
for Fanning who had the first hook of the night. Michael got all the Bad Habit IH
3688 had to offer and finished with a pull of 268.14'. Miles Stratton was up next
on Young Buck and managed a distance of 264.96 that was good enough for third.
Ken Couch got the Cotton Pick'n Deere hooked up and into the lead with a pass of
273.57' dropping Fanning to second. Philip Parish had a great run on El Nino but
couldn't crack the top three and finished in fourth with a pull of 257.16'. Also a
note of interest, it was good to see Gary Miller on the track this past weekend.
It was a great weekend in Tanner and was a successful end of a month of
pulling in July. The unfortunate and common theme was rain and I know we need
the rain but I just hope it stays away from our pulls on the weekends. I can only
hope (and pray)! I hope everyone had a great July and I hope to see you in
August.
Dear John,
Are you ready to step up to a CASE? Do you
want big orange POWER? or even new BLUE!
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Question: Does my rollcage have to be painted or powder coated before
you inspect it?
Answer:
Eddie Kerr *
(* Super Farm Turbo Inspector)
Yes, it must be mounted on the tractor and painted or powder coated
before we inspect it. The inspector has to put the sticker in place
themselves, we can't just hand them out. If we inspect it before you paint
it, you'll have to paint around it. Also, The rollcage certification is good 5
years from the date of inspection. Check the sticker and / or paperwork for
the date.
Temple Hill, KY
931-224-1700
Jim Campbell
MSPA Head Tech
931-762-7185
Bill Thalman
270-886-5411
Ronald Whitaker
256-776-2818
Bardstown, KY
6,000# Super Stock
1 David Esteb Eat'n Dollars Blowin FP/269.98
2 Randy Payne Guesswork FP/168.96
3 Don Head Heads' Up FP/Broke
4 Cody Haney JR 267.320
5 Bob Barbee Stormy 261.130
6,000# Super Stock
1 Mike Sanderfur Farmboy's Fantasy 303.060
2 Bob Barbee Stormy 302.010
3 Chuck Lewis Wild Horses 300.050
4 Allen Moore Old Rags 294.000
5 Cody Haney JR 285.050
9,300# Super Farm
1 Jed Pettus Dixie Deere 255.000
2 Dave Gambill Money Grabber 254.290
3 Harold Gambill Santa's Express 244.480
4 Jon Hancock Green Fiend 243.560
5 Cranford Jennings Bare Bones Binder 242.880
9,300# Super Farm
1 Jed Pettus Dixie Deere 303.020
2 Audra Stratton Deerelirious 295.030
3 Jon Hancock Green Fiend 294.030
4 Dave Gambill Money Grabber 290.070
5 Cranford Jennings Bare Bones Binder 288.000
Open FWD Trucks
1 Larry Douthit Big Daddy Magic 244.700
2 Shane Greer Super Chevy 239.050
3 Randy McConnell Yellow Fever 237.930
4 Jerrett Curtis Poptart Monkey 227.790
5 Sandy Bugg Black Magic 227.200
Open FWD Trucks
1 Randy McConnell Yellow Fever 309.100
2 Sandy Bugg Black Magic 303.070
3 Larry Douthit Big Daddy Magic 301.030
4 Shane Greer Super Chevy 295.030
5 Jerrett Curtis Poptart Monkey 215.110
10,000# Pro Stock
1 Michael Fanning Bad Habit FP
2 Jon Hancock Green Fiend 259.360
3 Harold Gambill Santa's Express 250.960
4 Dave Gambill Money Grabber 250.030
5 Mike Stratton Deerelirious 247.670
PSFWD Trucks
1 Brad Fowler Eliminator FP
2 Jerry McKinney Code Blue 308.020
3 Denny Allen Ford F250 297.070
6,000# PSFWD Trucks
1 Jerry McKinney Code Blue 247.210
2 Denny Allen Ford F250 230.050
3 Brad Fowler Eliminator 218.180
4 Jason Lee Silver Bullet Broke
8,000# Super Stock
1 Larry Phillips Insanity Alchol Addition FP
2 John Orndorff Stormy 295.050
3 Allen Moore Old Rags 287.100
4 Tom Wilhite Blue Blazes 285.020
5 Monica Shaw Beauty & the Beast 257.110
8,000# Super Stock
1 Larry Gorham Beauty & the Beast FP
2 Jon Orndorff Stormy 258.680
3 Ray Siuta Ford TW35 235.350
4 Paul White The Rattler 209.210
Full results are on our website!!!
Life in the Pits...
2008 Schedule
Date
August
Aug. 1st
Aug. 2nd
Aug. 8th
Aug. 9th
Aug. 15-17
Aug. 29th
Aug. 30th
September
Sept. 5-7
Location
Time
Classes
Clinton, KY
Hillsboro, TN
Somerville, TN
Crockett Mills, TN
Bowling Green, OH
Springfield, TN
Franklin, KY
7:00 PM
6, 8, 10, SF, 2
7:00 PM
6, 8, 10, SF, 2, 4, P4
7:30 PM
6, 8, 10, SF
7:00 PM
6, 8, 10, SF
Grand National NTPA pull
7:00 PM
6, 8, 10, SF, 2, 4, P4
7:00 PM
6, 8, 10, SF, 2
Knoxville, TN
TN Valley FairEST
7:00 PM
Fri & Sat 6, 8, 2, 4
Sunday 6, 8, 4
Sept. 12th
Lincoln County Fair 7:00 PM
Fayetteville, TN
8, 10, SF, P4
Sept. 21-22
Sept. 27th
Rock Port, GA
Manchester, TN
6, 8, 10, SF, 2 **
6, 8, 10, SF
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
** classes are tentative
Legend
6 = 6,000# Super Stock
8 = 8,000# Super Stock
10 = 10,000# Pro Stock
SF = Super Farm
2 = TWD Trucks
4 = Open FWD Trucks
P4 = PSFWD Trucks
SMT = Super Modified Tractors
Remember When
Gerry Hardin
Will this tractor make
to a pull near you???
A Tradition of Excellence...
"2007 NTPA member state of the Year" !!!!
"2008 MSPA Sponsors”
Series Sponsor
Gold Sponsor
Kentucky Soybean Board
The Kentucky Soybean Board would like to remind you to …
BURN THE BEAN!
Class Sponsors
Riverside Engines, Inc.
Owned and operated by Phil and Jean
Schalk. For more information, contact
REI at (419) 927-6838.
Columbus Diesel Supply
Turbocharger, injectors, lines, and pumps for Diesel
Trucks, Pro Stocks, Super Stocks, and Super Farms.
Give them a call today: 1-800-818-PUMP (7867)
Pettus & McLain Trucking
Pulling Chassis &
Components
35 years in business, transporting Tennessee Farmers Coop feed and
fertilizer to all 96 counties in Tennessee
(931) 829-2169
Full Pull Motorsports
3016 Hwy 41 S
Springfield, TN 37172
615-643-3235 or 1-866-869-4242
PR EC IS IO N . PE RF
OR MA NC E. PO WE
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Right Down To The Ground
[email protected]
PREACHER’S PUMPING SERVICE
Larry Gorham
6097 Blackjack Road
Franklin, KY 42134
(270) 586-5014 [email protected]
General Sponsors
(888) 786-4537
www.midsouthpullers.com
www.milesnmore.com