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me too, bud light doesn't bother me but regular budweiser always did give me a head ache.

I always take 301 over 95 when I have to go to that part of the world. Glad you made out OK.

gator bites are what the guy at Lowes gave me when I was working on a leak in the pipe going to the hot water tank. I thought no way this thing's going to work, but it never leaked a drop.

I don't know why they'd slip if they're that tight and the wedge clamps aren't bottomed out, but i'd try new clamps and wheel spacers first. Usually the spacer is worn out when the clamps bottom out, but since they're not bottomed out, it's a mystery! I've seen lots of wheels that had a little piece of flat bar welded on each side of the valve stem hole for bigger-better safety stops too.

I don't know a thing about trains, but I saw this on facebook. Neat picture anyway.

This is good- http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2013/07/20/bill_whittle_the_truth_about_trayvon_martin_and_george_zimmerman.html

Lookin' good there Vinny!

Monday...and Wednesday, somewhere around 11-12 o'clock both times.

it's pretty bad when you gotta drive one!..could be worse though...

holy hamburgers! I'm glad you bleeped it out then.

calm down there Vinny, that might be going a little too far!

you're right Mack. And we'd all be on here talking about what a good man Joe was- 'cause Candice would've killed him!

DM's I think...that's a block co, it's probably those self unloading things, forks on a crane type thing, forgot what you call them...oh, yeah, a self unloading thing-a-mabob.

you're welcome Ed! I have since modified the pig picture slightly though.

I'm out of likes...but yes indeed, that's a good point there Joe.

World famous loader expert mackniac said it might be a Zettelmeyer- I now believe he's right, after doing a google image search. I'd never heard of either one until today. BMT people know everything!

Edgar Browning, construction equipment expert, said it might be a Hanomag loader. I'd never even heard of Hanomag, but I did an image search and he may be right.

I considered that possibility, but figured if it was he would have stopped to help- or, he might have said "I'll be right back Ella Sue, i'm a goin' home and git you some pants!"

Happy birthday there Jay!

R model in Montvale, Va. It's for sale. It's a Pete, but it was looking pretty good coming down the road! Saw some rocks A man's castle is his home... All right! it's all downhill from here to Iowa! ?? loader in Warren, Pa. The back row units. Windmill blade still at the rest area in Pa. Saw a big dozer in Hubbard. Looks like a 594H. And a big hoe in Pa. Some equipment for sale in Flatwoods, W.V. Spotted a couple of Superliners. I even saw a dinosaur in Crewe, Va. Load of beams I loaded yesterday in Petersburg. Delivers Monday in Ambridge, Pa. Getting some tires, brakes, and 2 airbags on the trailer today. Got behind this oversize load on the way home. It was a tight squeeze getting by this woman that was broke down. I didn't have time to stop and see if she needed assistance. He kept straight when I turned though...

Well said, and I will do likewise.

I have a Haynes repair manual for 1989 thru 1997 model Ford Thunderbirds and Mercury Cougars. It's a pretty detailed book, if anybody wants it, you can have it. Free- i'm just gonna pitch it, thought i'd ask first.

we used to put tobacco sticks between each layer if it was a little damp, so it could get some air.

yup, mulch, chips, or hay if it's put up wet, gives off a tremendous amount of heat. It'll burn a barn down.

I would agree, but my cut off is 70. I don't even leave the truck running at night unless it's below 20 degrees, but if it's over 70 the AC is on! I think maybe I should have been a Canuck.