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The Ocala Tractor Pull
3. Frame altering is allowed as long as it is safe.
Frame type is open.
Must be front engine and rear two wheel drive.
No part of any tractor may exceed 5 feet in width and no longer than 7 feet from center of rear axle in length.
4. Maximum tire size is 26x12x12.
Maximum wheel width is 12 inches.
Any type tire is acceptable.
Wheel weights not allowed on rear wheels.
5. Engines must be commercially available garden tractor engine, single cylinder OHV, V-twin OHV, single cylinder and opposed twin flat head.
Engine RPM is unlimited
All engines must have a steel or aluminum billet flywheel (No cast flywheels of any type)
Carburetion is unlimited, but only one naturally aspirated carb single barrel is allowed.
All flywheels and clutches must be covered by 1/8” steel or 3/16” aluminum.
Overhead valve engines are limited to 48 cubic inches max.
Flathead single cylinder engines are limited to 50 cubic inches.
Flat head twin opposed 55 cubic inches.
All exhaust must discharge straight up.
Frame type is open.
Must be front engine and rear two wheel drive.
No part of any tractor may exceed 5 feet in width and no longer than 7 feet from center of rear axle in length.
4. Maximum tire size is 26x12x12.
Maximum wheel width is 12 inches.
Any type tire is acceptable.
Wheel weights not allowed on rear wheels.
5. Engines must be commercially available garden tractor engine, single cylinder OHV, V-twin OHV, single cylinder and opposed twin flat head.
Engine RPM is unlimited
All engines must have a steel or aluminum billet flywheel (No cast flywheels of any type)
Carburetion is unlimited, but only one naturally aspirated carb single barrel is allowed.
All flywheels and clutches must be covered by 1/8” steel or 3/16” aluminum.
Overhead valve engines are limited to 48 cubic inches max.
Flathead single cylinder engines are limited to 50 cubic inches.
Flat head twin opposed 55 cubic inches.
All exhaust must discharge straight up.
6. A pull is when the driver takes the slack from the chain in the attempt to move the sled, the driver may stop within the first 20 feet if he is not happy with his start and attempt another pull. The second attempt is final regardless of distance pulled.Only one attempt is allowed in a pull off.
First puller may elect to keep the pull or re-pull, this must be announced before the sled is unhooked, and once hook is removed it is final.
Sled operator may elect to decline the first and reset the sled; first puller must be notified of this before he leaves the track. First puller must have a legal pull before he can elect to decline.
First puller may elect to keep the pull or re-pull, this must be announced before the sled is unhooked, and once hook is removed it is final.
Sled operator may elect to decline the first and reset the sled; first puller must be notified of this before he leaves the track. First puller must have a legal pull before he can elect to decline.
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