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...might have been grossing 500,0000, can't remember. every time I tried to weigh a load it mashed the cat scales into the ground it was so heavy...

sorry, I meant 400,0000. I was grossing over 400,000 and they were empty. I was hauling loads like this-

this was serious. it really happened, as you can see there are pitchers to proove it. if Rob hadn't pulled him out and randy not been able to get the giant hoe back where ever he got it from before anybody missed it this would have had an entirely different outcome- we'd be talkin' to randyp from the big house...the slammer...crowbar hotel...thankfully it all ended well

that picture's still in the archives too...

...as Vinny will say (someday),cowboys,campfires,westerns, U-models- hot babes beats them all,it's really no contest.

"stregnth"?...Sorry Vinny, Olive asked me to take over for a while, just while he gets his momentum back...and furthermore, back when I drove a bad-ass Pete I used to pass empty Burns trucks going up the mountain while I was grossing 200,000+ and they were empty, headed back to Rupert to get another load of pulpwood.

that really isn't unusual-randyp has hauled bigger loads than that with killer B. Remember a couple years ago when randyp got his excavator stuck? Then he went and "borrowed" the big shovel to dig it out? ...then he got the shovel stuck too!

Got this e-mail from Old Bill, don't know if it's true, but it sure is funny! Canadians!, gotta love em................ Several guys from North Battleford, Sk. dressed up their truck with a guy tied to the roof. The driver and passengers put on Moose Head costumes. As they drove down the main street of North Battleford they caused about 6 accidents. They were charged with Public Mischief and having open beer in a vehicle, North Battleford cops have no sense of humor.

more pictures found... I was looking around for the remote for the tv in the truck, the remote I haven't seen since I moved out of the mighty Peterbilt, and ran across another stash of pictures in a drawer. Some from the NASCAR museum in Talladega, some trucks, some mud bogging, most pretty uninteresting, but once again, gripping descriptions of each. like these- one of my bikes, this is a 750 Kawasaki. Good looking bike, 2 cylinder, and your arms would be tingling for hours after you rode it from the vibration. I traded this bike in on the KZ1000, which was a 4 cylinder and smooth as silk to ride. a couple of the Scout mud bogger. A Freightliner I used to drive. I took some bumper stickers from some truck wash we used to go to and cut them up and rearranged the letters to make a sticker to put in the back glass of Bo's pickup. He worked in the shop, and drove it for several days before he noticed it. Pretty funny,eh? Never did find that remote.

maybe Rob picked up a giant unknown object on the radar screen and flew a chopper in to see what it was.

the "wtf" picture of the day.

That's Jim Moore's Sightliner, from up around Harrisonburg. That's a rare aminal! Nice pictures Ben!

few more pictures I took this week, with gripping descriptions of them- it was very hot then it got hotter I saw a green firetruck for sale a girl in a car some Mack trucks on rt.30 in Pa, these were a little ways west of rt. 22 a big Mack mixer A good looking Superliner, V8 500. Too bad I didn't get a picture of the cab instead of just the trail of smoke he left me in. a blurry Superliner mini truck with mini excavator yay! Antique truck magazines!

well,..good point!

Kate must have made your clutch slip- figured you'd straighten this out- "my friend invited me to his camp tomarrow"

thanks- Green Dash

Happy birthday randyp!

Happy birthday Randy.

the "e" is pretty close to the "a" on my keyboard, Vinny's might be the same way.

so, it was a Peterbilt,eh?

If you ever travel that way when you're not undercover of darkness, it's sitting by the big building up the hill from the Sheetz-a little east of Sheetz, by the west end of the building. It looks like there's plenty of room to pull a truck in there and drive around the building, but i've never stopped.

Happy birthday.

Yes indeed, welcome! I've seen a B-model wrecker sitting by a garage on rt.422 a little ways east of New Castle, Pa. for several years now. Don't know anything about it, took a few drive-by pictures of it, but never got a real good one.

...and, in totally unrelated off topic news, randyp reportedly had a brand new bulldozer custom built for him. It was a special light weight unit so killer b wouldn't have to strain hauling it. Unfortunately, it was destroyed on it's first job, putting out a small brush fire. Randyp later made a brief statement to reporters, saying only "the weiner roast went very well!"

glad to help!