The Red cab over V12 Detroit would put on a show with a 400-foot pull. The Quebec Tractor Pullers would make there return to the Huntingdon Fair. They would have six classes on the night with the Semi Trucks, Modified 4x4 Trucks Super Stock Tractors, Two Wheel Drive Trucks, Mini Modifieds, and Modified Tractors. With there whole show there would be around 60 hooks and the guys were getting great traction on super tacky track and everyone is looking forward to the pull again next season. Gallery

The Canadian Thunder would carry the front wheels and smoke on again but still get the win in the Modified Tractor class. Gallery

David Babbie and his ford 7610 carries the front wheels down the track during the 6500 Stock Tractors class for a second-place finish. The Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers would bring there show north of the border for the second straight year to the fair in Huntingdon, Quebec. There would be 13 classes on the day in the Street Legal Trucks, Stock Tractors, Altered Stock Tractors and Pro Stock 4x4 Trucks divisions. There would be lots of very good pulls on the sticky clay track. On the other hand there would be some breakage on the night as street trucks would tear driveshafts all day long. Gallery

Yan Eric Petit puts on a show for the crowd and takes it over 300 feet to win the 8500 Stock Trucks division. Gallery

Edwin Davis and his two-wheel drive Chevy to carry the front wheel down the track for a third place. The Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers would make there annual return to the Franklin County Fair in Malone for there all day and night show. There would be a total of 25 classes on the day from Stock Trucks and Tractors all way to the Super Farm Tractors and Pro Stock 4x4 Trucks. It would be another packed house throughout the evening. There would be some speculator wheel standings and lots of smoke and some arrange throughout the pull. Gallery

Rich Abare and his 2.6 Cheater Truck send the rich black diesel thick and high and the crowd would love it and he would take a second. Gallery

The Hulk and Jonathan Zakarauskas takes it done to about 325 both passes for a clean sweep on the Pro Stock 4x4 Trucks. The Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers would make there annually stop at the Clinton County Fair for there truck and tractor pull. There would end up being just over 100 hooks in 20 different classes in front a good crowd. The crowd would get treated to a good show with tractors from New York, Vermont and Quebec having some wild rides and some breakage which always gets the crowd invovled. The next stop for the Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers will be the Franklin County Field Days in Highgate, Vermont on August 1 and 2. Gallery

Brain Haggett and the Redneck Crazy would have a great run going until it got to the end when she decided to mark her territory with a brown liquid. Gallery

Richard Abare and his 2009 Chevy Silverado would go over 375 feet in the Work Truck class but that would only be good enough for second. The Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers would make there annual return to the Clinton County Fair in Plattsburgh, NY. There would be around 90 competitors on the night that were divided up between eight different classes ranging from Stock Trucks to Cheater Trucks. They would put on a great show in front of a packed house. The winners on the night would be Walter Cheney, Curtis Smith, Eric Labombard, and Dale Labombard in the stock class. Then in the work stock classes, it would be Trent Abare sweeping both. Then to finish it off it would be Evan Brannon sweeping the Cheater Trucks. Gallery

Ryan Esposito would have a great going in the Cheater Truck class and take the third place with a run of 335 feet. Although it wouldn't end well as he would snap the drive shaft. Gallery

Blindside and Roddy Burns carries the front wheels just off the track to 315' for a second place in the Super Farm Tractors. The New York State Tractor Pullers would return to the Vermont State Fair for there annual labor day hook. They would have 42 hooks spread over the Super Farm Tractors, Two Wheel Drive Trucks, Modified Tractors and Super Stock Tractors. The event would go one over the threat of rain throughout the day and the overcast sky would make for great horsepower and put on a great show for the fans. The winners on the day would be Just Money in Super Farm, Wolfman (Two Wheel Drive Trucks) Rotten Mean and Nasty (Modified Tractors) and Forced Decision (Super Stock Tractors). Gallery

Forced Decision and Henry Everman would have the run of the day as he would take it over 380 feet plus for the win in the Super Stock Tractors. Gallery

Bill Dean and Ol Blue with a straight run down the track sending them skyward to a winning distance of 310.2. he Vermont Tractor Pullers and New York Tractor Pullers would put on a combined show that Champlain Valley Fair. There would be around 40 hooks on the night divided into five classes (VT Mini Rods A & B, Econo 2wd Trucks, Super Farm Tractors, and 2.6 Cheater Trucks. There would be a decent crowd on hand and would be entertained to make them with all the smoke and noise and even some breakage. Everyone is looking forward to having them back again next year. Gallery

Mike Lucier and the Gray Chevy gets some airtime during the VT Mini Mod B class in front of the local crowd. Gallery

Mario Racicot and his 2009 Frightlighter make the sled look like children play as he looks to take out the trailers at the other of the track. The ASTTQ the premier truck and tractor pulling series in Canada would make there annual stop at the Huntingdon Fair. There would be a packed crowd to watch the best pullers across Canada in action. They would bring in the Super Semis, Mini Mods, Modified Trucks, Two Wheel Drive Trucks, and the Modified Tractors. They would bring in around 50 pullers to show their talents and there would be some that would break expensive parts on the very tacky track. The ASTTQ will be sure to come back next year. Gallery

Leon Rabideau & Renegade Warrior carries the wheels down the track to around 280 feet for a top-three finish in the Mini Modified class. Gallery

John Darragh in his GMC Sierra snaps the back driveshaft just over 100 feet into the run. The Huntingdon Fair would have the Adirondack Truck/Tractor Pullers back for the first time in four years. They would put on a great show for the local pullers from Street Trucks, Stock Tractors, Altered Stock Tractors, and 4x4 Tractors. The Adirondack sled would start pulling in the earlier afternoon and pull till late at night. The would pull just over 110 hooks on the day to a roaring crowd. The Adirondack Truck/Tractor Pullers are looking forward to making a return trip next year. Gallery

Henry Boonerberg and his Ford 7000 carries the wheels down the track to a pull of 219 feet for 3rd in the 6500 Stock Tractors class. Gallery

George Lester and his Farmall on a slow ride in the 7,500lb Antique Tractor class and finishes second. The Franklin County Fair would try something new this year and have their street truck and antique tractor pull on a separate night and they would get around 100 entries in fifteen classes. There would be a good crowd in attendance for a first-time event and does show promise for next year. Gallery

Barb Geurin and her Toyota Tundra walk it out the door for the win in the 5,500lb Stock Trucks class. Gallery