Tractor and Truck Pulling Season Begins in Ohio

Get Ready to Hear the Rumble

You have waited all winter long for the season to begin.

Rev up your engines and head on over to Preble County Fairgrounds for the first tractor and truck pull of the 2007 season.

Load up the whole family in the pickup truck and head on out for some down home family fun. Tractor and truck pulls have something for the entire family. If you are not rooting for your favorite driver from last year, then you will undoubtedly pick your favorite this year. We have some familiar faces and vehicles from the past and a few newcomers, as well.

Sport your best brand on your hat or your T-shirt. Which do you think will reach that full-pull mark, Ford or Chevy? We will just have to wait and see how the track is that night.

Is tractors more your fancy? Sit in the stands and see if John Deere or International tractors make the rank.

March 2^nd and 3^rd, Eaton is host to the first pull of the season. You won't want to miss the first hook this year. Follow all season long to see who ranks highest in points. The Preble county Fairgrounds is the host of this indoor pull. The Expo Center will be the site for this early pull in the season. Rain or shine will not matter for this pull. The Expo Center in Eaton will shelter us from any uncooperative weather that may come up.

Tractor and truck pulling fans will love hearing the rumble of the motors echoing. The roar of the engines will undoubtedly get your adrenaline flowing.

The Friday and Saturday pull in Eaton will be only the start to the exciting season. Follow the circuit all season long to enjoy and experience a variety of fabulous Ohio cities. The circuit contains several county fair pulls. Marion County Fair and Pickaway county Fair are two fabulous occasions to combine the action and excitement of truck and tractor pulls with the thrill of a county fair.

Picture the family watching a screaming four wheel drive truck tear down the track to the full-pull mark. The kids and you are eating some of the finest fair cuisine in the area. Nothing beats a corndog and an elephant ear while watching your favorite tractor win the class.