#FLORIDA TRACTOR PULLS DRIVER#
#FLORIDA TRACTOR PULLS FULL#

Shifting of gears either by hydrostatic, automatic or gear type is permitted as long as forward motion of the sled does not stop.

All tractors must have a safely secured normal size seat with at least a 3-inch high back or stock seat for the tractor.

#FLORIDA TRACTOR PULLS DRIVER#

The driver must remain seated during the pull and have at least one hand on the steering wheel at all times.

No nitrous oxide or any other pressurized fuel tanks in any class.

Engine speed must be controlled by speed control lever or pedal.

Weights cannot extend behind the rear tires or above the top of the steering wheel, and canвЂ™t interfere with the hook-up of the sled. The pull is over when the machine comes to a complete rest on the ground. Any weight or part falling off during the pull will result in disqualification. Weights cannot swing behind rear tires during the pull or it will result in disqualification. All classes are to be weighed with tractor and driver ready to pull.A bar between the wheelie bars and/or wheelie bar wheels cannot touch the sled chain at any time.

#FLORIDA TRACTOR PULLS FULL#

These devices must be strong enough to support the full weight of the tractor. Devices must be no less than 5вЂі behind the rear tires and not more than 5вЂі above the ground, and allow the front axle to raise no more than 24вЂі from its normal position. A pair of skid plates each being at least 1.5вЂіX3вЂі at ground contact point. Wheels any size up to 7-inch diameter, no pneumatic tires. A pair of these devices are to have wheels or skid plates.

All tractors MUST have wheelie bars to prevent turnovers.

in width and 12 inches outside of the tire sidewalls. forward of the center of the rear axle, 6 ft. No portion of the tractor, including weights, may exceed 8-ft.

No portion of the tractor can interfere with the sled hook-up.

Antique tractors: hood, grill and fender requirement may be waived in the Lawn Stock class only.

All tractors must be equipped with working brakes, fenders, hood and grill, with all safety shields in place.

All power must be transmitted through the rear wheels.

Pulls are open to lawn and garden tractors, rear wheel drive with rubber tires.

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