Hope to see everyone at Heritage Days this year!! The pulling classes are as follows:
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Thanks to all the Sponsors that made The Bandit possible!! (see list below)
A BIG Thanks to Steiner's for all their support and sponorship! If you are looking for parts, Steiner Tractor is the place to go.
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PHOTO GALLERY - 2008
THE SLED
Thanks to all the Sponsors that made The Bandit possible!! (see list below)
A BIG Thanks to Steiner's for all their support and sponorship! If you are looking for parts, Steiner Tractor is the place to go.
SPONSORS
THE BANDIT:
Bandit Industries (Remus, MI)
Max's Concrete (Mecosta, MI)
AIS Engine (Grand Rapids, MI)
Remus Electric (Remus, MI)
D&J Hay Sales (Remus, MI)
Smith's Auto Body (Mecosta, MI)
Remus Repair (Remus, MI)
Remus Bowling Center (Remus, MI)
Tony Simon (Remus, MI)
Mt. Pleasant Automotive (Mt. Pleasant, MI)
Remus Tavern (Remus, MI)
TROPHY SPONSORS:
Lakeside Motorsports (Mecosta, MI)
Central Michigan Tire (Remus, MI)
Fate's Food Market (Remus, MI)
Remus Lumber (Remus, MI)
Remus Repair (Remus, MI)
Simply Engraving (Mt. Pleasant, MI)
D.N. Custom Cabinetry (Blanchard, MI)
Hopkins Farms (Remus, MI)
Baumann Farms (Barryton, MI)
Remus Oil - Brad Johnson (Remus, MI)
MONEY PULL SPONSORS:
Lakeside Motorsports (Mecosta, MI)
D&J Hay Sales (Remus, MI)
Remus Oil - Brad Johnson (Remus, MI)
Smith's Auto Body (Mecosta, MI)
VARIOUS OTHER SPONSORS:
Remus Oil - Brad Johnson - Water for workers for every pull (Remus, MI)
Sellers Farms - Clay for the track (Remus, MI)
Joe & Marcia Bennett - Use of home for banquet (Blanchard, MI)
Bandit Industries (Remus, MI)
Max's Concrete (Mecosta, MI)
AIS Engine (Grand Rapids, MI)
Remus Electric (Remus, MI)
D&J Hay Sales (Remus, MI)
Smith's Auto Body (Mecosta, MI)
Remus Repair (Remus, MI)
Remus Bowling Center (Remus, MI)
Tony Simon (Remus, MI)
Mt. Pleasant Automotive (Mt. Pleasant, MI)
Remus Tavern (Remus, MI)
TROPHY SPONSORS:
Lakeside Motorsports (Mecosta, MI)
Central Michigan Tire (Remus, MI)
Fate's Food Market (Remus, MI)
Remus Lumber (Remus, MI)
Remus Repair (Remus, MI)
Simply Engraving (Mt. Pleasant, MI)
D.N. Custom Cabinetry (Blanchard, MI)
Hopkins Farms (Remus, MI)
Baumann Farms (Barryton, MI)
Remus Oil - Brad Johnson (Remus, MI)
MONEY PULL SPONSORS:
Lakeside Motorsports (Mecosta, MI)
D&J Hay Sales (Remus, MI)
Remus Oil - Brad Johnson (Remus, MI)
Smith's Auto Body (Mecosta, MI)
VARIOUS OTHER SPONSORS:
Remus Oil - Brad Johnson - Water for workers for every pull (Remus, MI)
Sellers Farms - Clay for the track (Remus, MI)
Joe & Marcia Bennett - Use of home for banquet (Blanchard, MI)
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ABOUT US
W.A.T.A. is an anitque tractor pulling club that was first organized in 2001. We're a group of people who have fun pulling tractors and hanging out with friends in the small town of Remus, Michigan. Come join us for a good time!
CONTACT INFORMATION
For any questions please contact Matt Sellers @ (989) 560-3584 or drop us an email at WATAPullers@gmail.com
For Truck Rules (with a few exceptions) see the Michigan Truck & Tractor Pullers Link above
For Truck Rules (with a few exceptions) see the Michigan Truck & Tractor Pullers Link above
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