One of the light antique tractor wheels stands as he starts to dig in around the 250-foot mark. There would be a total of 34 classes ranging from street-legal truck to Super Farm tractor. There would be around 150 hooks for the day that would see the pull end early in the morning after having to wait out two rain delays. Gallery

R.J. Smith and his 2007 GMC Sierra sends the black smoke skyward during the 2.6 cheater truck class to the delight of the crowd. Gallery

Jonathan Babbie and his Ford 7610 would take it out the backdoor and win the 6,500lb Farm Stock Tractors. The annual truck and tractor pull at the Franklin County in Malone was scheduled for 32 classes would be cut short about halfway through as the rain would start coming and there was no let-up and the track was a complete wash. Gallery

Barb Geurin and her 2010 Toyota Tundra would take down the far side of the track during the 6,500lb Pure Stock Truck classes for a top three. Gallery

000) driven by Jamie Dustin smashes into the passenger's door of Corey Helm (06). It was the annual return of the smack'em up, bang'em up, crash'em up do it all over again as the demolition derby made its return. There be around 90 cars spread out over seven heats. Gallery

Joey Foster (91) puts a licking on the Chad Fisher (62) into the front quarter panel and pins the car along the wall. Gallery

Mike Domica wins the crowd favorite the 22,000lb 4x4 Tractors. There would be around 100 entries that would take part in the tractor pull at the Franklin County Field Days from Farm Stock, Altered Stock, Pro Stock, and the crowd favors the 4x4 tractors. Gallery

Rene Bourdeau with the straight and fast pass down the track during the 11,000lb Hot Farm Tractors. Gallery

Chad Lapointe and his Chevy put on an amazing smoke show during his run in the 2.6 cheater class. There would be around 150 entries divided up into the 10 different classes in front of an always packed crowd for the truck pull at the Franklin County Field Days. Gallery

Terry Durant and the Yellow Fever are coming straight at the camera during the 6,200lb Pro Stock 4x4 Trucks. Gallery

Dick Eakins in Bullett Proof from Hopkinton, NY would win the 9,000lb Pro Stock Tractor division at the Franklin County Fair in Malone, NY. The annual truck and tractor pull would turn into another all-day affair with over 35 different classes and 150 entries Gallery

Alexander Otis and White Lighting takes third place in the 4x4 Trucks Class B division. With the third place they enter the last pull of the season in Westport, NY on August 13th as part of a three way tie season title with Mad Dog and Yellow Fever. Gallery