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8 hours ago, Sledgehammer said:

Yep. I took the pic. 

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“A peanut sat on a railroad track, his heart was all a flutter…” 

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Posted
7 hours ago, Alan Dinan said:

I like how he put the ratchet strap on there to hold the bumper off the ground!!

Looks like the bumper was holding up the tailgate.

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Posted
1 hour ago, lorenzo said:

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I know one thing for sure about that. There is no way I'd be doing that or what to be anywhere close to it.

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Posted
2 hours ago, lorenzo said:

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Just go around that rock at the bottom!  It can’t be that much of a shortcut. 

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Posted

It won't compete with that pic, but I was coming eastbound on I 40 today in New Mexico, and coming west bound at about 50 mph, was an old worn-out Toyota Mini Van, with a tow bar on the back towing a wrecked car, and it had a tow bar on the back towing another wrecked car, in the middle of a bunch of semis going 75 mph.

I hope they were not going very far.

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Posted
On 9/16/2023 at 6:06 AM, 12_Guy said:

VW bug hauling a 20' ladder. Drive over it lengthwise. Wire it up to the bumpers and off you go. Not me but I wish I had a pic. 

I hauled an 8" x 20' double wall plastic driveway pipe below my 87 Chevy Silverado short bed tied up to the rears. It helped that I had 35" tires 

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Posted
20 hours ago, lorenzo said:

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...just what is that all about, Lorenzo...???

...is @Finney   working there  ???,,,,I reckon there is a place for a specialist welder there....

....Not me, for sure ....(My marine certifications have expired...)

Mike

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Posted

That job definitely went to the lowest bidder, nothing but hard hats for safety. 

Should come in well under budget. 

What's up with the sudden elevation changes, are they building a roller-coaster?

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Posted

So, I'm an hour west of Oklahoma City on I 40 today, and low and behold, there's a ram half ton pickup with a ford pickup hooked back-to-back by the hitch just like the earlier picture. That Dodge was hunkered down pretty good.

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Posted
15 hours ago, charlier said:

That job definitely went to the lowest bidder, nothing but hard hats for safety. 

"worker falls to death after grabbing for dropped hard hat..."

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Posted
On 9/22/2023 at 5:16 PM, mike newman said:

...just what is that all about, Lorenzo...???

...is @Finney   working there  ???,,,,I reckon there is a place for a specialist welder there....

....Not me, for sure ....(My marine certifications have expired...)

Mike

If they are waiting for me they better quit now.

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Posted
58 minutes ago, lorenzo said:

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That cow acts like this is not her first rodeo. 

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Posted
On 9/16/2023 at 2:13 AM, mike newman said:

..people mover with strings attached.....??    Arkansas ...??? 

Mike

i heard they are headed to NY 

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Posted
2 hours ago, lorenzo said:

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My question is:

is the wrap around both of them, or just her and the TV? 

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