Our story and mission
Learn about the Piedmont Lawn and Garden Tractor Pullers, where we came from, what we stand for, and the community we've built.
Our roots in the community
The Piedmont Lawn and Garden Tractor Pullers Association has been a cornerstone of the Stanly County community since the 1990s. Born from a desire to unite families, we’ve grown into a beloved tradition that celebrates local heritage and creates lasting memories. Our league is built on camaraderie, friendly competition, and shared passion for tractor pulling.
Tractor pulling for everyone
Our mission is simple: Tractor pulling is for everyone. Through our events, we bring together families, farmers, hobbyists, and community members of all ages. We celebrate the traditions that built our region while creating new memories for the next generation. We believe in fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can enjoy the thrill of the pull.
Meet our team
This is our team of dedicated individuals who ensure that the tractor pull organization runs smoothly. We have committed members in place, all of whom are voted in to help make each year a success. Their hard work and enthusiasm play a vital role in creating a seamless experience for everyone involved.
Bryan Burris
President
Jamie Carriker
Vice President
Kim Kost
Co-Treasurer
Amanda Mayo
Co-Treasurer
A community effort
People from all over the community are involved in our league! From dedicated drivers to enthusiastic spectators, and pivotal local figures like restaurants selling food, boy scouts, or students earning Community Service Diplomas for school, we offer an abundance of opportunities to get involved. Join us and become a part of the vibrant tapestry that makes Piedmont Lawn and Garden Tractor Pullers so special.
"If you like motorsports this is a must see. A 2.5 hour nonstop show of power from stock lawn tractors to super modifieds with V 8 power plants on small tractor frames. Family friendly clean entertainment for all ages. Just remember to bring earplugs and sit back and enjoy."
- Leon H.