Pat Silver and Ma and Pa's Headache with the winning pass in the Super Stock 4x4 Trucks, by about 18 inches. CHURUBUSCO — What began as a long-awaited return in 2025 has quickly become a growing tradition once again. The second annual Pulls at Busco was held during the Churubusco Field Days, bringing the Northern New York Truck and Tractor Pullers back to the community for another day of competition and family entertainment. After nearly two decades without the event, organizers have now completed back-to-back successful years and are already looking ahead to 2027. An estimated 500 spectators attended the pull, supporting both the Churubusco Volunteer Fire Department and the local community. Fans enjoyed 20 classes across multiple divisions, including Altered Stock Tractors, Diesel Trucks, Enhanced Trucks, Modified Tractors, Semi Trucks, Stock Tractors, Stock Trucks, Super Farm Tractors, and Super Stock 4x4 Trucks. The competition began with the stock tractor divisions and progressed through the afternoon before concluding with the Super Stock 4x4 trucks. Among the day's featured winners were Trevor Dibble, who captured top honors in the Super Farm Tractor division driving Cowboy Cadillatic, and Pat Silver, who took first place in his class behind the wheel of Ma and Pa Headache. With another successful event in the books, organizers have already begun planning for the third edition of Pulls at Busco, which is expected to return in the fall of 2027. "We were very pleased with the turnout and support from the community," organizers said. "The goal is to continue growing the event and make it even bigger and better in the years ahead." Gallery

Dayton Roberts and his Chevy Silverado pulls in the Work Stock class in honor of his fallen brother and the namesake of the event and wins both work tock classes on the night. It would be the first In the Nick of Time Truck Shootout at Airborne Park Speedway. It would be all truck all the time as they started with stock trucks and went all the way up to the Semis and 4x4 Pro Stock Trucks. It would be a great night as money would be raised for a great cause through the Chinese auction the 50/50 and the pull itself. The first edition had around 75 hooks on the night. This should be an event that should be around for many years to come. Gallery

Jonathan Zakarauskas and the Hulk take it down on a power pass for a second place in the 6200lb 4x4 Pro Stock Trucks class. It would be the annual stop of the Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers at the Clinton County Fair in Plattsburgh, New York for the truck pull. There would be many different winners on the night throughout the 12 classes that were offered on the night. The classes ranged from Stock all the way up to the pro stock and 2.6 diesel and there would be around 125 hooks on the night. Gallery