Larry Koffman, owner of Koffman Auto Body, donated $250 for the 1st place winner's favorite charity. Chad Schmitt, of Smith & Hatch, worked the clock at the pull. And Ike Perron, of Perron Trucking, drove the boom. Thanks fellas.

A picture of the Rochwite Septic team that took 3rd. They also set the record for round 2 where teams of 6 were allowed. They were the only team to pull the maximum 100'. Thanks Chad Rochwite for such an impressive squad.

Brian Fideler, who sat out due to self-inflicted poisonous drinking materials, cheers his team on.

Ike Perron's view from the driver's seat.

Just another "day in the life" for these strong men.

Thanks to Aaron Zangl, of Multi and Berlin Building Supply for setting up this fun event.

These guys are real athletes and really crazy.

Casey Twohig, cheering on the winning pull of 79', for Team Twohig.

If you weren't at the boom pull, where were you?

Awesome baby.

Village President ready for a dunk in the dunk tank.

Something a little different, enjoyable for all.