Tractor Pull in association with PTS Logistics

Location: Site M81

Your place for power

Tractor Pull was introduced to Fieldays in 1975. From its humble beginnings of small horsepower, manual gear boxes, two-wheel drive and mechanical problems, we fast-forward to an era where we see four-wheel drive, computerised tractors, and engines up to 260 horsepower.

Fieldays competition and award winners

Fieldays Tractor Pull Competition in association with PTS Logistics
Weight Transfer Class	0-7 Tonne Winner: Jakes Steyn 7-8.5 Tonne Winner: Cailen Storey 8.5-10 Tonne Winner: Trent Hickford 10-12 Tonne Winner: Dale Graham 12-15 Tonne Winner: William Green WINNER OVERALL: Trent Hickford
Modifieds	Petrol Competition Winner: Wally Sinton Diesel Competition Winner: Art Maandonks WINNER OVERALL: Wally Sinton
Pre-85 Class	0-6 Tonne Winner: Curtis Long 6-9 Tonne Winner: Andrew Reymer WINNER OVERALL: Andrew Reymer First Time Entrant Winner: Fergus Goodwin Brent Garrett Sportsmanship Winner: Rowland Ambler
Weight Adjusted Class	Weight Adjusted First Place: Thomas Fare Weight Adjusted Second Place: Mike Reymer Weight Adjusted Third Place: Dale Graham

Fieldays Tractor Pull Competition
Weight Transfer Class	0-7 tonne - Jordan Sinton 7-8.5 tonne – Shawn Luxton 8.5-10 tonne – Samual Daldy 10-12 tonne – Jordan Thomas 12-15 tonne – Ben Ferguson OVERALL, WINNER – Shawn Luxton
Modifieds	Diesel / First Place - Hayden Bunnik Petrol / First Place – Wally Sinton OVERALL, WINNER – Wally Sinton
Pre-85 Class	0-6 tonne - Iain Lillington 6-9 tonne – Kevin Mounsey OVERALL, WINNER – Kevin Mounsey First Time Entrant Award - Jack Drent Brent Garrett Sportsmanship Award - Stephen Reymer
Weight Adjusted Class	3rd Place – Jack Drent 2nd Place – Daniel Reymer 1st Place – Michael Austin
People’s Choice Award	Driver – Jack Drent Voter – Paige Rendall

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Fieldays Tractor Pull

This competition consistently ranks as one of the main attractions at Fieldays, remaining a place of great fun and camaraderie for competitors and spectators alike.

How it works

Weight Adjusted:
Tractors compete based on their horsepower-to-weight ratio.
Tractors with no more than 260 horsepower participate. The challenge lies in pulling a sledge while considering both the tractor’s weight and power.

Weight Transfer:
All entrants are grouped into five weight classes.
The sledge setting remains constant within a round but may be adjusted between rounds. The emphasis is as much on driver skill as raw power.

Modified Tractors:
This category features modified tractors (either pre-1985 or customised). Any machine that does not fit into other classes.
Modifications beyond standard specifications are allowed.

Pre-85 Tractors:
Tractors manufactured before 1985, with standard configuration and manufactured with a factory-fitted, mechanical pull stop.
Participants compete in two weight classes.