Tractor pulling, popular at rural summer festivals, is a competition where tractors, divided into classes by their weight, are hitched from behind to a sled with ... fries for sale for $9.

During apull, drivers push their trucks and tractors to the limit as they see how far they can pull a weighted sled. Some of the tractors look like they’ve been crossed with a dragster ...

the weight slides toward the front of the sled, increasing resistance until the tractor can't pull it any further. These competitions are incredibly mechanically demanding, and some tractors have ...

In the early days of tractor pulling, tractors would pull sleds with people standing on them for weight, and more people would jump onto the sled to increase the weight. A modern tractor pull ...

The competitive tractors look more like stock cars or characters from the movie "Transformers" than farm equipment. Competitors pull a special sled that ... will go on sale at the fair's box ...

Registration takes place from 12:30 to 2:45 p.m. The event will feature the Little Red Sled, a self-propelled tractor-pulling sled that specializes in antique tractors. For complete rules ...

The tractors pull a heavy steel sled named “The Terminator” along a clay track, and through a combination of gears and hydraulics it becomes harder to move as the puller approaches the finish ...

Dust flew, smoke billowed from exhaust pipes and countless tractors towed sleds down a 300-foot stretch of churned up dirt, struggling to complete a full pull. Some were mechanical monstrosities ...