WATA
Transfer Sled Rules
2008 Remus MI
All Classes:
- Contestants enter at own risk, must have control of tractor & operate in a safe manner at all times.
- Driver must remain seated during pull with one hand on the steering wheel at all times.
- All tractors must weigh prior to hooking to sled. Each tractor allowed one hook per class.
- Driver must start pull with a tight chain and is allows 75 feet or two tries to move the sled
- Tractors specifications- Must be brand name manufacturer.
· Must be two-wheel drive, no radials, duals, chains or steel wheels.
· Must be naturally aspirated, no turbo or blowers unless factory equipped
· Stock fuel only (gas, diesel, or LP). No alcohol, nitro-methane or nitrous.
· May pull in any gear. No shifting of Torque Amplifiers while pulling. - Weights- A one percent margin of error is allowed in all weight classes.
· All weights must be stationary and safely secured to the tractor. Anything falling from the tractor while hooked to the sled results in a disqualification.
· Front weights cannot extend more than 11 feet from the center of rear axle to furthest point forward.
· Rear weights may not extend rearward beyond radius of rear tires. - Boundaries- Contact points of the tractor (front & rear tires) must stay inbounds. Chalk-line is out of bounds, touching the chalk-line results in disqualification.
- Hitch- Hitch height is 20 inches. Drawbar must be rigid in all directions. Opening for hook= 3x3 hole.
- All rules, problems and oversights will be ruled on by the judges with their decision being final.
Antique Class (3.0 mph)
Classes: 3200, 4200, 4700, 5200, 6200, 7200, 8200
- Safety Equipment- Fenders and wheelie bars are not required, but highly recommended.
- Year- Manufactured in or before 1957 including total production run of the model.
- RPM’s- 10% over stock RPM’s for the model (no load M&W RPM chart)
- Speed- 3.0 mph allowed. Third horn blow results in disqualification.
- Tire Size- 15.5-38 max size. Tire Cut- Top cut only no full cut tires. No restrictions on the tops of lugs. Front of lugs and casings between lugs cannot be altered.
- Hitch- No higher than 20 inches and no less than 24 inches from the center of the rear axle.
Antique Plus Class (4.5 mph)
Classes: 4000, 5000, 6000, 7000, 8000 Farm Stock, 9000 Farm Stock
- Safety Equipment- Working kill switch, fenders and wheelie bars are mandatory. Wheelie bars must be independent of hitch, at least 4 inches behind tires, no higher than 10 inches from the ground, 20 inches apart and must be able to support the weight of the tractor in its heaviest class.
- Any agricultural updraft carburetor allowed. Number of barrels, throats, venture must be same as the stock carburetor for the make and model of tractor.
- Year- Manufactured in or before 1957 including total production run of the model.
- RPM’s- 20% over stock RPM’s for the model (no load M&W RPM chart)
- Speed- 4.5 mph allowed. Third horn blow results in disqualification
- Tire Size- 18.4-38 max size. Tire Cut- Any cut allowed
- Hitch- No higher than 20 inches and no less than 18 inches from the center of the rear axle.
- 8000 & 9000 lb Farm Stock - Radial tires & turbo allowed, no age limit, tire size allowed is 20.8-38.
Open Class (No speed limit)
Classes: 4500, 5500, 6500, 6500 Farm Stock
- Safety Equipment- Working kill switch, fenders and wheelie bars are mandatory. Wheelie bars must be independent of hitch, at least 4 inches behind tires, no higher than 10 inches from the ground, 20 inches apart and must be able to support the weight of the tractor in its heaviest class.
- Any agricultural updraft carburetor allowed. Number of barrels, throats, venture must be same as the stock carburetor for the make and model of tractor.
- RPM’s- 20% over stock RPM’s for the model (no load M&W RPM chart)
- Tire Size- 18.4-38 max size. Tire Cut- Any cut allowed
- Hitch- No higher than 20 inches and not less than 18 inches from the center of the rear axle.
- 6500 Farm Stock- Radial tires & turbo allowed, tire size allowed is 20.8-38.
Points System:
- 1st place will receive ten points through 10th place receiving one point.
- Points follow the tractor, not the puller.
- A tractor must hook & attempt to pull boat in order to receive 5 hook points.
- Disqualified tractors will receive 5 hook points.
- In case of a 1st place tie, the tractor with the most 1st place finishes wins the points championship.
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