As is usually the case, the crowds were out in force recently for the 39th annual Truck and Tractor Pull, put on by the Albion and Bolton Agricultural Society. They were treated to an impressive display of some very powerful machines. Society President Robert Kolb was also in the heat of the competition, driving Extreme Impressions in the class for 8000 Modified Farm Tractors.
Photos by Bill Rea

Troy Gray of Orangeville won the Pro-Street Diesel class, pulling the sled 316.49 feet in White Lightning.

Ken Austin of Elora won the Single Engine Modified Tractor class with this pull of 335.14 feet in this machine, named Lethal Passion.

Rob Boyes of Caledon was competing in the Pro-Street Diesel class with this pull of 252.58 feet.

Shane Lefebrwe of Orangeville pulled the sled 304.86 feet with his 1979 Ford in the class for Hot Stock 4X4 Trucks.

Harvey Miller of Alma was getting his machine into position to pull in the Single Engine Modified Tractor class.

Charles Rivett of Beeton had a pull of 300.87 feet in the 10500 Modified Farm Tractor class.