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PA Destination of Day Award
October 2, 2000
   
Photo Album - 2001 Spring Pull
April 28, 2001

 
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Getting Ready and Displaying Tractors
The Weigh-In
The Pull
Working on the Railroad


 
Getting Ready and Displaying Tractors - If you arrive at any Rough and Tumble early in the day, you are apt to see tractors and equipment being unloaded and shined up for display.  
The Weigh-In - Every tractor entered in the Pull must be weighed and assigned to a weight class fo the pull. Other rules, such as drawbar height, must be enforced as well.  
The Pull - The big event of the day is the tractor pull, starting with the lightweights and working up to the big guys. Unfortunately, your webmaster could not stay long enough to photograph the heavyweights, but you can see them at last year's show by clicking here.  
Working on the Railroad Whether it's a show day or any other weekend day, there are always volunteers working on some project. During this year's Spring Pull, there was a large crew laying new ballast on the Shay Railroad's track that circles the Rough and Tumble grounds.  


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