• Bob and Danielle Becker brought their two
  Cockshutt 570s in a tractor trailer
• One of the Becker's 570s with an assortment of weights
• The other Becker 570 with rear weights in place
• Paul Mertz's Minneapolis Moline
• Unloading a nicely restored John Deere 80 Diesel
• A brace of Deutz tractors arrive for the pull
• The Deutz's four cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine
• An Allis-Chalmers ready for its rear wheel weights
• Bob Reynolds and a friend trying to start Bob's 1920 AC 20-35
• Bob's Allis-Chalmers had timing problems,
  but they eventually got it right
• A Case loaded for its pull
• Bungie cords keep the weights from bouncing
  off this very clean Massey Harris
• This Farmall, one of the best pullers in its class, at the weigh-in
• The Massey Harris reveals its weight
• Irvin Martin's John Deere 830 Diesel weighs in at...
• 11,960 pounds
• Cliff Holloway weighs in with his International Harvester 650 Diesel
• Dale Zimmerman poses with his immaculate Cockshutt 40
• In spite of its pristine condition, Dale will be out there
  pulling with this tractor
• Dave Adams prepares the track which was soaked by rain the night before
• Dan Kline follows up by smoothing the track with the hi-tech R&T roller
• During the pull, Jeff Doucette fills in holes dug by pulling tractors

• A Farmall M does its best with the sled
• All eyes are on this Allis-Chalmers as it heads down the track
• An AC digs in near the end of its run
• A very clean Case 200 heads down the track
• An old McCormick Deering on steel has a go at the sled
• A Farmall M pulls with make-shift shade
• An unstyled John Deere G on its way
• A nice looking Farmall M is making good progress
• Glen Stauffer, grandson of the late Phares Stauffer,
  restarting his stalled John Deer Model G
• A styled John Deere G hunkers down as it heads down the track
• With its tires flexing, this Case is doing its best
• Dale Zimmerman takes time out from his flagman and
  sled operator duties to pull with his immaculate Cockshutt 40
• The Massey Harris digs in hoping for a long pull
• Paul Mertz pulls with his "original" Minneapolis Moline
• Harvey Bayshore leaves the track after pulling with his
  1954 John Deere Model 60
• One of the air cooled diesel Deutzs blowing smoke
• An unstyled John Deere G with wheels up
• Another Deutz takes a turn with the sled
• John Stauffer heads off on his Deutz F4L-514
• Bob Landis had a full pull on his Oliver Super 88
• Tracy Raab, from Darlington, MD. finished second on her John Deere G
• Tracy's son "TJ" enjoyed watching Mom and other pullers
• This Farmall 560 Diesel was a fine performer
• A 1957 Fordson "Major" heads down the track
• Sled operator Dale Zimmerman watches this Cockshutt
  with all its weight on the rear wheels
• A loud Oliver Diesel making good progress
• A John Deere 830 Diesel hopes for a long run
• Bob Becker leads off with one of his Cockshutt 570s...
• while Danielle Becker follows with their other 570
• This Farmall was one of the day's best performers
• Another Oliver rears up as it tries for more distance
• Cliff Holloway's IH 650 is a real workhorse and a great puller
• A Cockshutt 1900 tries for a full pull
• Irvin Martin's John Deere 830 Diesel is a regular at R&T pulls
• This is what happens when you pull too often and
  too hard with the same hitch

• With the pull over, a driver and his sons head back to their hauler
• Loading up some ACs for the ride home
• Dan Kline loads his Cockshutts after the pull
• This nice looking rig has made peace between a
  John Deere and two Farmalls
• While the pulling was under way, Brian Mann worked
  on his 1915, 7.5 x 9 Frick
• Brian is only the 3rd owner of this engine and
  it has always been kept in Lancaster County
• (L-R) R&T volunteers John Johnson, A.J. Hamilton and
  Butch Biesecker clean up the grounds during the pull
• Other volunteers work on laying new track bed for the Shay
• An air powered tamper is used to settle the bed
• Part of the big changes coming to the R&T grounds include
  reclaiming the road that used to separate the grounds
  from Roamers Campground
• Some of the fence to be used to enclose the entire
  east portion of the grounds before the 2004 Reunion

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