indoor truck pull kearney Ne in march. I think im gonna hit that up with the way my truck is now. sounds like some badass diesels will be there
http://www.midwestdieselpulling.com/DPMW/Schedule/BDDFD4FB-CA57-4B00-B8CA-DA5C3DC78A70.html>

Don't think I'll make it. My truck is too tore apart. Are you sure they are allowing gassers? Do you know the date?

I'd like to see some vid of anything you guys have this year............I won't be pullin' against either of you until mid summer. I'll return the favor and send some footage of me from april and june.

lates,

A.......

you sure your not gonna go digger... MARCH 17
Truck registration is from 4:30pm to 6:00 pm firm.
Puller Meeting is at 6:30pm
Pull will begin at 7:00 with gas burners. Diesels will follow and conclude the evening.
The first three place’s payout will be made up of a percentage of the $20.00 hook fees and sponsorship money.

1st Place pays $425 plus 13% of the hook fees
2nd Place pays $200 plus 7% of the hook fees
3rd Place Pays $100

(thats alot of money)

Just an fyi... I know the guy that has that site. This is just for the diesels. The gassers are a few select people from the NPPA. This is the way I understand it but you could double check to make sure.

nm

Ok heres what i got from an email i sent the dude running the site.
Todd Jarecke was his name.

They do pull gassers.
2wd and 4wd
street legal under 5300, over 5300
modified 6200 max.

how come Yesdeere is saying no gassers?>???????? I still won't be able to go. It would take a miricle to get my truck put back together. Engine is apart and rear end is out of it. I'm kind of wondering if I will have it back together for Mitchell.haha

Let me clarify... Those payouts are for the diesel trucks. I do not know what the payout is for the gassers. I know that there are a select few NPPA guys going. Perhaps I am wrong and they will let anyone pull. I am just saying contact someone at the pull before you haul your truck there. Todd is heading up the diesels. Does that make more sense?

I kind of wondered about the payout. Don't really care about that anyway. Sounds kind of stupid but when I've got to start worring about payouts is when I stop pulling. Payouts would make a good topic someday.

you cant tell me that the NPPA Street Modified 4x4s are street legal, Todd said i could pull 5300lbs or 5300+lbs in the street legal class and he doesnt not sure who is actually solely responsible for the pull. He said he would get you answers too all of that here in the
next couple of days.

No I wouldn't say that they are street legal.

those rules are a little stricked for me.

yea i will, lucky me i didnt tear that dual exhuast out yet, never seen a stock 2wd ever pull that will be cool to see, i wonder who the CNPA are/

That makes more sense. They must have a class that the NPPA pulls or they do an exhibition pass and then they have street trucks. My bad. Sorry for the confusion.

think your right, they said somthing about a modfieid 4x4 6200lb class, didnt ask for details on it because my truck is more of a straight stock right now anyway

well digger if you want more pull choices this summer here is a list of unsanctioned truck pulls in nebraska. http://www.neb-sandhills.net/pvtp/pullsched.htm

Thanks for the schedule. Thats exciting. Maybe now I won't need to do the CTTPA. What about the Mitchell pull???? Thats kind of wierd thier doing it.Mmmmmm

havnt herd back from him yet.

I was looking at the rules and they are all stock also. The way things are looking I might just have to go to Pro-Stock. Nobody is allowing Mildly souped up trucks. I don't know what its coming to with all these rules anymore. Thanks for posting it anyways. Keep looking.

Digger. I would say that the NPPA trucks are far from stock... 2 ton rears & bar tires, what else do you want? Yes they are called Street Modified but I doubt that any are street legal.

If the NPPA Street Modifieds are running two ton axels, what the duece are the NPPA modfieds running? why have a modified class at all then?

You don't have to but you can. Keep in mind this is just a name. Remember a ton doesn't make you any more power it just helps you put it to the ground. CID, HP, and fuel are a few of the differences. The NPPA 2wd & 4x4 Street Mod classes are an entry level class for a person that wants a dedicated puller and wants something over street stock. In other areas of the country I would guess that they would be called Pro-Stock or something along those lines. The 4x4 classes are setup so those guys can go pull Outlaw if they want too. The Street Mod guys put on DOT's and go hook Pro-Stock and the Mods hook with the Mods.

Does that help clear some of the confusion?

Jimmy 400 has a list of rules for this diesel truck pull coming up in March listed above. With what he said I can't pull because of the rules. And he then put up another web site for a Platt Valley Pullers Assoc. so I went to that site and looked in the rules section and they have maybe 6 classes of stupid tractors and one class of 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive trucks which I read the rules and they are also too stock for me. Must have license plates, insurance... I don't see nothing about having 2 ton axles.If you know of another truck pulling association let me know. But with the Two associations that Jimmy 400 has told me about, I dought they would let me pull.

Sorry Digger. You were referring to the Platt Valley Pullers and I thought that you were talking about the Nebraska Power Pullers. There link is http://nepowerpullers.com/. They will have some trucks there but I am not sure if they will let others into those classes. Hope that helps a bit.

Chris

I looked at the Nebraska Power Pullers Home Page and it said they welcomed new members and pullers. I would like to go pull with them but they are way to far away. Thanks for the link.

wouldnt hurt to see if they would let you pull digger for exhibition match, they have phone numbers for each pull contact, i would be willin to pull against you. maybe we could get them to start a street mod class ya never know. i know a few guys around there that would pull that