Marion, Ohio—The National Tractor Pullers Association and Steiner Tractor Parts of Lennon, Michigan have entered into a groundbreaking agreement whereby the aftermarket component manufacturer will title-sponsor all four of the Association’s active Regional National competition circuits in 2025.
Proudly offering a wide selection of tractor parts for vintage, old, and classic farm tractors, Steiner Tractor Parts’ mission is not only to offer the best selection of affordably priced tractor restoration parts but also to preserve the American agricultural heritage by helping to keep old tractors running.
The NTPA’s territory is divided among Region I (with events in Pennsylvania and West Virginia), Region II (with events in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio), Region III (with events in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin), and Region IV (with events in North Carolina). In 2025, the RN circuit will comprise over 300 classes, crown over 30 champions, and advance over 40 competitors to the Enderle Pull-Off in Urbana, Ohio in September.
Attendees at Regional National events in each of these areas will hear and see Steiner Tractor Parts’ message of value, quality, and dedication to total customer satisfaction. Moreover, in an arrangement unprecedented for an RN-level partner, Steiner Tractor Parts advertisements will appear regularly during Season 21 of the Association’s weekly RFD-TV program, “NTPA Championship Pulling.”
“Old iron is our passion!”, explained Dan Steiner, the company president. “We’re proud to support those who share our love for horsepower and heritage by partnering with the NTPA.”
Steiner Tractor Parts stocks and ships components for most makes of antique and classic tractors including Allis-Chalmers, Case, Cockshutt/Co-Op, Ford, International, John Deere, Massey Ferguson, Massey Harris, Minneapolis-Moline/Avery, and Oliver/White. Steiner supplies mechanical parts as well as sheet metal, lights, decals, and manuals. everything from commodities to specialty parts. With a focus on quality control and customer service, Steiner stands out from the rest of the industry.
“Truck and tractor pulling naturally appeals to the mechanically oriented,” said Gregg Randall, the NTPA’s Executive Director. “I’d wager that a high percentage of our audience has a vintage machine in their shop, barn, or garage. Might be a passion project; might still be a workhorse that has daily chores that must get done.
“Either way, there is a satisfaction that comes from keeping these trusted old friends running well and looking sharp,” Randall continued. “Steiner is in that business, and we’re glad to welcome them aboard.”
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