Welcome to the Home of the Platte Valley Tractor Pullers
Platte Valley Tractor Pullers Inc. is an Antique Tractor Pulling Club based in Nebraska.
We currently have 80 members from Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas. We welcome anyone
interested in Antique Tractors and pulling to become a member. We have pulls in
Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado.
6/13: Pull Schedule Updated
The pull schedule has been updated.
A Letter from Our President
Pullers:
Just to let you know PVTP has found a sled for this upcoming season. We are working
on the schedule now and when we get it done it will be added to the web site. The
news letter to all members will be mailed out shortly after the schedule is done
and I will also be posting it here. There is a pull coming up at the end of this
month so keep checking back here for more info on this pull.
There was a couple of different rules added to Div. I and II tractors and the pickup
rules as well. The main rules for tractors in Div. I was some new weight classes
were added. 3000,4000,5000,6000lbs classed were added and you can pull in any gear
now just as long as you don't break the speed limit. So keep you eye out on the
rules pages as these will be updated soon with the new rules.
Thanks,
Dirk Bauerle, President of PVTP
Puller of the Year for 2008

Larry Linstrom - 2008 Puller of the Year
The puller of the year for 2008 is Larry Linstrom. Larry was very deserving of the
award for all the hard work he has done for the club as webmaster. If Larry wasn't
going to do the web then I would have to do it, so thanks Larry!!! Larry pulls a
very stout JD G in Div II. So stay out of his way since he does take it to the end
of the track!!! When you see Larry pulling this year give him a big thank you for
all the hard work he has done for our club and congratulate him for being the 2008
PULLER OF THE YEAR.
2008 Appreciation Award

Ken Wells - 2008 Appreciation Award
A new award this year was the appreciation award. It went to Ken Wells for all the
volunteering he has done for the club. At every pull he went to he always filled
in anyway he could to help make things go smoothly. I never did see Ken rest much,
he was always standing at the far end of the track where every puller want to end
up, doing his part in getting us started and stopped before we actually wanted to
be stopped. A big thanks to Ken!!!
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