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A drunken man walks into a biker bar, sits down at the bar and orders a drink. Looking around, he sees three men sitting at a corner table. He gets up, staggers to the table, leans over, looks the biggest, meanest, biker in the face and says: 'I went by your grandma's house today and I saw her in the hallway buck-naked. Man, she is one fine looking woman. The biker looks at him and doesn't say a word. His buddies are confused, because he is one bad biker and would fight at the drop of a hat. The drunk leans on the table again and says: 'I got it on with your grandma and she is good,the best I ever had!' The biker's buddies are starting to get really mad but the biker still says nothing. The drunk leans on the table one more time and says, 'I'll tell you something else, boy, your grandma liked it!' At this point the biker stands up, takes the drunk by the shoulders looks him square in the eyes and says.................... 'Grandpa;.......... Go home!

Straps work well on a load like this though.

All the "real" steel haulers use ratchet binders. They can chain down a load of coils in a side kit trailer and have it covered before I get started good. Hand tightened is all you need, and there's no slack. We have the lever binders, or "snap" binders as we call them. You always seem to run into a chain being too loose, but too tight to get another link on the chain, so you get another binder out and double bind it on the other side.

I like that dump truck!

I saw this picture on the interwebs a year or two ago and e mailed it to our dispatcher. We were hauling a lot of mats like this at the time, mostly to West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. I always put chains on mine, but a lot of guys would just use straps. You can't hurt them, they usually unloaded them with a track hoe, then they lay them on the ground and drive equipment over them.

I saw this one yesterday and grabbed a quick drive-by picture. I haven't seen many Ford combines.

I was hoping Dale Jr. would stay in, i'd like to see him win a championship. Now i'll be pulling for Jeff to get no.5.

try clicking the arrow down at the bottom of the picture,the big one up in the center doesn't do anything.

Well, I ...uh...I have nothing...I guess I might be Bob

Both, I usually start with charcoal, then add wood to it for smoking. If i'm just grilling in the main part and not using the smoker I just use charcoal.

#**k you- just have your people call my people...

Time to move this equipment out of the driveway and into the back yard. Maybe if I took the wheels off the two old tillers in the junk pile and clamped them to the legs on the grill with vise grips, I could just roll it like a wheelbarrow... Good in theory, but as I was afraid, the vise grips wouldn't clamp tight enough. On to plan B- this oughta work, i'll just get a helper to steady it while I pull. That'll work! Think i'll leave it right there.

You need to go sit in a truckstop parking lot to see all that.

I didn't know the proper category to post these in, but here's some pics. I got in an e-mail.

I don't know. I can put it on youtube.

Dang it, i'm out of "likes" again- here, just take these.

I thought about getting one of those little cheap trailers from Tractor Supply and mounting the grill on it, then I could tow it all over the place and grill. I still have the big Char-Grill smoker in the back yard too.

I heard some years ago that 2 guys crossing the tracks to go fishing in the James river in Amherst set their aluminum boat down on the tracks while they took a break and it caused all sorts of confusion.

It should, I didn't know the bottom part was stainless steel. The guy at the machine shop told me he found out when he went to cut the hole in it. Now I need to get it moved around to the back yard.

"Oh...hadn't noticed that- but we're still trying to work out all the minor details. I can assure you that this problem will be the no. 1 priority at the next board meeting"- Ed, chief engineer and CEO of HACME Technology Research and Development Laboratory, located in sunny south Florida. "In the meantime, try not to put yourself in a position where you might have to back up".

... for your quadruplex is now available. Just happened to run across this ad on the interweb machine.

Joseph Petree is a truck driver for La-Z-Boy. He's usually hauling truck-loads of furniture. And now he's helping people on the other side of the world. Dr. Greene connected with La-Z-Boy and they are taking the supplies to their next destination for free. Petree says, "It kind of feels like you're doing something right because there's really not much you can do you would think from sitting behind the wheel of the truck but now actually you're helping people." http://www.13abc.com/story/26816259/local-volunteers-send-supplies-to-w-africa He's known as Nocluejoe66 here.

Wonder what ever happened to this one? I've been to Rutrough Mack in Roanoke many times. It's Virginia Truck Center now, still right across rt. 11 from the scales.