Stomper Pull Competitions

Competition Pull Page

The Show-Me Stomper Pulling Association

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Below Are Some Pictures Of Desperado's Awesome Pull Rigs. Thanks To Chad For The Pictures.

The 11 Pictures Below Added 03/11/03

The First 52 Pictures Below New 02/14/03

The First 48 Pictures Below New 01/20/03

WOW YOU GUYS HAVE ONE HELL OF A CLUB!!!!!

The First 40 Pictures Below New 12/04/02 (Thanks Will & The Club)

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The First 35 Pictures Below New 09/08/02 (Thanks Kendog)

Some Pictures From 2-25-02

Here is some info on the pull and the pics I just sent you.

The old skool semis can weigh up to 7oz we are revising the rules so that you have to hide the weight so as to appear stock.

the modified semis can weigh up to 11oz any motor 18 volt max. four or six wheel drive allowed weight must be hidden and batteries also (I'm working on this problem with my Mack now)

We are going to build a new sled for the semis as our sst sled has just about bought the farm (It can't handle the weight over ten or twelve oz.)

LJN rough riders now have there own class do to the fact that they will pull the nuts off of a stock stomper and people were moaning.

rough riders are tuff!!!! I would have never owned one as a kid but now I have like six of them. They are basically the same but I feel that the motor is wound better and the shifters are geared much better than a stomper but they are also very unreliable.

My Superliner pulling truck info:

Motor: 18 volt 18,000 R.P.M radio shack

Weight 11. oz

Twin 9-volt duracells wired for 18 volts

stock gearing with worm gear drive from motor

Tires: old two speed stomper softies glued to the rims on the back

stock skinny semi tires on the front

If I could hold the drive gears I would be really happy but as it is I change drive gears every round but I am at this time undefeated.

My open mod stomper is a one speed rough rider frame with stomper tires glued to the rims and a old stomper army truck body and stomper tires glued to the rims that are in turn glued to the axles that are glued to the gears.

It uses two AA batteries in a hook up like a nine volt (nine volts are way too muck power and you can't control it. It will be painted and smoothed up by the next pull

Well here are the first pictures from a real competition pull!! They plan to have a pull once a month till spring, then it's time to farm! . Over 70 Stompers were at this event. Thanks Will

Previously Received Pictures Below: (See notes below pictures)

1. yes that is a crimson crusher pulling it guts out.

2. No it can't be stopped (trust me on this).

3. All the old schools semis are bone stock

4. we pull over 60+ inches

5. yes that is a playskool SST pulling sled (the stomper sled can't handle that weight for the big boy and semi classes.)

6. we have a blast!!!!

7. we will have some rules, dates and more info posted on this site soon!

8. old school semis will amaze you what they can do they are the most fun to pull

9. we made a hitch that hooks in the mudflap holder on the semis (picture soon!)

10. two nine volts are too much for a stock stomper

11 two nine volts in series are NOT enuff for a modified new semi

12.never ever cut up an old school semi too rare and it makes me cry.