Jack Chamberlain and his 2010 Toyota Tundra take it down the track chewing up the loose dirt from the rain earlier and sending it skyward. It was that time of year again the Street Truck Pull at the Clinton County Fair brought to you by the Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers. There would be around 80 entries that would be divided into seven classes all the way from the stock truck to the mighty 2.6 Cheater Trucks. There would be many good runs throughout the night and very minimal damage. One of the exciting moments that happened had to be the hard rainstorm that came and dropped at least an inch of water in a matter of minutes. The pull would be halted for about an hour they would rip the track and back pulling we would go. Congratulations to all the different winners throughout the night and for a great show for everyone. Gallery

RJ Smith and Chevy Silverado are slinging the mud down the track during the 2.6 Cheater Truck class as part of the Pulling for Logan Benefit Pull. The Franklin County Field Days in Highgate, VT would be home to the Pulling for Loan Benefit Pull. In the midst of the raindrops pullers and fans alike would turn out for the great event. There would be 130 pullers divided up between 25 different classes from stock trucks all the way up to the big 4x4 tractors. There would around 800 spectators that would come through the gate to see the pulling action along with helping a great cause. Plans are already underway to return the event in 2014. https://kcphotovideo.zenfolio.com/f817210694

Red Dog Too with Chris Bullriss carries the front wheels down the track on a great pass for the crowd. The Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers would host there first-ever benefit pull at the Clinton County Fair in Plattsburgh to support the local food shelves. There would be around 100 entries that would be divided up into 20 classes. It would be great for all to help a great cause. Gallery

Mr. No Respect and Richard King have a firey ride down by the finish line as he puts a rod through the pain and the oil gets on the headers and the fireball issues. Although he would lose the engine he would still pull 350' to finish third place. The New York Tractor Pullers Association (NYTPA) would make there first-ever visit the Vermont State Fair in Rutland, Vermont and bring four different divisions the Super Farm Tractors, Two Wheel Drive Trucks, Modified Tractors and Super Stock Tractors. There would be a total of 47 entries between the division that would take to very loose track that would take driver skill and not horsepower to get down the track in front of a packed house of pulling fans. Gallery

Danny Jarvis and the Tasmanian Devil or a power pace for a top 3 finish in the Pro Stock 4x4 Truck class. The annual truck and tractor pull would return to the Franklin County Fair. There would be a total of 34 classes ranging from the 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

Tyler Audet and Pure Breed Red care the front wheels down the track to tack the win in both Super Farm classes. There would be around 150 hooks throughout the 33 classes that would see everything from Farm tractors all the way up to the 4x4 Tractors. There would be a packed house throughout the night. Gallery