The Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers Association made there final stop on the 2009 campaign with the Tractor pull edition at the Essex County Fair in Westport, NY. There would be over 50 competitors from all northern new york and Vermont. With the season titles all but looked up before the event. The pullers were for bragging rights to say I won the last hook of the season and all the great fans at the fair. Pictured is Robert Burns (Potsdam, NY) in his John Deere 4230 carries the front wheels down the track during his Altered Tractor class. Gallery

The Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers Association returned to Westport, NY for the Essex County Fair Truck Pull. There would be five street legal classes along with two 4x4 truck classes. There would be a decent crowd all night long with many people coming and going throughout the show. Pictured is Matthew Tudor in his Ford F-150 taking part in the street-legal pull and was digging in on the sandy track. Gallery

The annual truck and tractor pull returned to the Franklin County Fair in Malone, NY for there all-day show. There would be 23 different classes that would run until late at night. There were a few drivers that pushed their equipment just too far for the big crowd and have some breakage. Pictured is Ralph Otis and White Lighting (Westville, NY) in the 4x4 truck class and he is on a power drive for a third-place finish. Gallery

The Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers returned to the Huntingdon Fair in Huntingdon, Que for the first time in over seven years. The crowd came out in full force to see the tractors and trucks take to the great hooking track. There were plenty of local competitors to give them some extra cheering power. Pictured is Gayton Yelle in his Red Horse (Fort Covington, NY) getting a big bite out of the hole that sends the tractor to the sky. Gallery

The Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers Association return to Highgate, Vermont for their annual two-day show at the Franklin County Field Days. On Friday night it would be the truck with the 4x4 truck class and crowd favor street legal truck with an average of 20 in a class. Then on Saturday, it would be all day show with the tractors ranging from the farm stock all the way up to the pro stock class plus the Highgate tradition 4x4 tractor classes. Pictured is Joe Perreault (Mooers, NY) and his Mad Dog get a little too hot and had a quick oil fire when it ran down on the hot headers. Gallery

After a hard rain came through the fairgrounds just before the truck and tractor pull was about to start the show would be put on a 3-hour hold. Once the track was clear and ready to run through it was horsepower and because of that, there was a lot of break of on the night. Pictured is Justin Miller (Fort Covington, NY and Too Loose Nuts take it out the back door to win the 4x4 trucks class A and stay perfect in the early season. In the B class though he would fall just about 2 feet short to the Mad Dog and settle for 2nd place. Gallery

The Street Legal Truck Pull made its annual return to the Clinton County in Plattsburgh in front of a bunch of fairgoers. The numbers keep increasing every year and this year would be no different as there would be a total of 67 hooks between the six different classes that were offered. Pictured is Nick Roberts (Champlain, NY) in his 2009 Ford F-150 making the winning run in the 5,500lb street legal class. Gallery

The Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers Association got their 2009 season off in Hopkinton, NY. They would have 4x4 trucks, pro stock tractors, altered stock tractors, and farm stock in attendance. In the 4x4 truck class, it would start off just as 2008 ended with Too Loose Nuts your 2008 champion winning the first event of the season and take the early season lead. The next stop for the ATPA will be the Clinton County Fair July 22nd for a street-legal truck pull and then on July 25th for a full show of trucks and tractors. Gallery