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  2. Red Horse
    Looks like a very clean Ford in front of it😎
  3. BottleHauler84
    Id like to have one for an MH im redoing. Not 100% if its the correct spline, but ill do some research on that.
  4. Turnbow
    I have the same issue i'm working through. On mine the socket is pretty damaged.
  5. convoyduel
    That’s about 4 weeks ago. One of my 2 matched 89’s. I put a matching upholstery buddy seat in too right after that photo.
  6. convoyduel
    I’m selling those. I still have some set aside for me. I have that and other things on rubberducktruck.com under the Dan’s Attic tab there.
  7. Truckcrazy
    He’s right. Unfortunately, there isn’t a fix for this.
  8. Mark T
    I just sold those guys an engine, and they get my casings. I'll ask him about it.
  9. Mark T
    Maybe age got the better of it. Probably @35 years old.
  10. blackdog2
    Need's a body.......he did buy year's back and still sittin there .......frame was replaced under cab back ?
  11. mowerman
    OK now you gotta think that’s funny touché TJ
  12. 1961H67
    The Rotator of the 70s ,, All Mechanical,, Keep holding them levers down and something will move or break. 4200 ,318 Detroit. 750 Holmes
  13. Mark T
    My guess is that truck's most likely in good shape. Those guys (on the door) take good care of their equipment. The original owner did too.
  14. blackdog2
    That picture is 2-hour's old ......The kid went out and pick it up and drove home ..........Was pulled over .....Truck squad said you don't have a plate ........A few minute's later here your warning Have a nice day and let him go ....?
  15. blackdog2
    No just Crane's and Rotator's.......Gateway had 1 crane guy with a License and all other's were Apprentice's ?
  16. Mark T
    That looks like it was a Wyoming Sand and Stone truck when it was brand new. I'd like to see it now. Either way, I've worked side by side with it at one time or another.
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  18. Joey Mack
    I wish I took pictures of the DM pit trucks I worked on for Portland Sand and Gravel in Portland Maine. They were triple framed, E-6 twin stick 107's. They were geared so low that they were maxed out at 55mph. It was a long drive from The Shop, back to the sand pit. Sure wish I knew then what I know now......
  19. tjc transport
    put down the TV remote and click the computer mouse you silly senile old bartstard!!!! 😁
  20. tjc transport
    the Granite triaxle in my avatar is now a Connecticut truck too.
  21. blackdog2
    Now a Connecticut Tri-axle
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  25. BottleHauler84
    That looks sharp. Are you selling these or you just got some NOS for your own inventory?
  26. mowerman
    Ok thanks for that I was just thinking it must have been short lived because my 87 U model had brown
  27. mowerman
    Well now I can’t even get it to open
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