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Nice photos and congrads on the weight loss! Paul

Nice video...went through Patchoque too. Paul

The 2 COE's don't looks too bad, but the cab on the B I assume is a sleeper? I see curtains on the rear glass. Interesting units. Paul

The design gave the interior about 3 inches more room. Plus 3. Paul

I got to find pics of my 71 Duster, white walls, bench seat, 340 4 speed. First day out of the dealer I took the stripes off,cut back the left tail pipe to give it the Q ship look, and went a huntin Novas and Mustangs

And the single fuel tank and batt boxes. I don't recall seeing any single tank U's. I'd be leary seeing it's a rust belt unit.

Not much prime real estate on the north fork now. The powers that be have managed to legislate most farms, winery's and buisiness out of existance. Even the Boy Scout camp and 4 H have been regulated for land use, by the city people creating their idea of "ruraL"

It's a job that makes me money, nothing more, nothing less. The owner pays permits and all my time spent getting them processed. If a few hay bales and a few fire extingushers is all it takes to keep them off my back, I can live with that. Paul

Find the contents of the product, some of whats sold on line has propane, acetylene or other explosive gas added. Paul

Thats on my list now! Thanks for the look see! Paul

August 4th is O mamas birthday. I for one will be thinking of him when I take my am trip to the Porcelain god. Paul

What you did looks good though. Cuts, scrapes are part of the job Swear words...I'll think em but when I get to that point, I'll walk away for a bit. Paul

GOOD!!!!!!

Not VMI in Lex, VMA in Fork Unionington it's a military boarding school from grade 1 to 12. FWD, I contacted the Town Supervisor, The Head of the Highway dept and the Head of Code Enforcement, I'll most likly be getting a waiver from both to do the removal and the Highway dept will remove the trees on the road side. I do my jobs legally to the letter or not at all. Paul The "tree ordinances" are in most Long Island towns, this is actually one of the more liberal ones too.

Nothing runs like a Deere.

We got 200 acres and out buildings off Rte 15 in Fork Union Va. A good friend next door into guns,dogs and fire wood and Virginia Military school up the road. Hope to move back down in 2 or 3 years. Paul

Got a yuppie winery across from it that films me every time I go near it. Stopped wearing suspenders to add spice to the videography. They demand it's removal and call the code enforcement and Riverhead P.D. every time I go near it with out permits posted on it. I cut a sappling to open the hatch to look at the Chrysler flathead and in 5 minutes had the Code officer there. Less than a mile or so away I pulled 11 crawler cranes over to cut the booms and houses up, not a peep said about it. Just a single check by code officers to make sure I had a pollution dam of bales and fire extingushers' This is the new area for that crap. Come out from the city, pave and light up the house like an airport. Complain about the dust from the fields, chemicals, the water for irrigation, noise and smells from animals til they put you out of business. Than bitch about the loss of a scrub oak and sugar maple weed trees cause it "takes away the country look" they came here for. Thats why the Cat in my avitar is my mail box holder and my cousin has a 50 Ford F3 flat bed made into a fountain.They have their wagon wheel and I've got my crawler. Paul

I recall the B front axle for my mixer is close to 90" flange to flange. PAUL

Town of Riverhead Department of Forestry Tree Removal Policy JAMES M. DUNNE, P.E. Commissioner of Forestry 631-819 0043 TOWN CODE Town Code Chapter 225 trees, requires a permit for tree removal on private property. Tree removal means, “Any act which will cause a tree to be removed or to die within a one (1) year period.” REQUIREMENTS A permit is required for the removal of any tree with the diameter or caliper of three inches (3”) or more, when a tree is measured at the point four and one-half (4-1/2) feet above ground level (DBH) at the base of the uphill side of the tree. STEPS TO OBTAIN A PERMIT 1. Submit completed copy of the application no less than ten (10) work days prior to the proposed tree removal date. 2. Complete all information required on the form including signatures from the applicant. 3. A fully completed property survey form (enclosed) is required for an onsite inspection. 4. For all applications requiring Forestry Department approval, there is an application fee in the amount of five dollars ($5.00) per inch of cumulative DBH for each proposed tree removal, but not more than seventy five dollars ($75.00) per individual tree and not less than a total of fifty dollars ($50.00) per application. 5. In the case of an application involving the removal of two (2) or fewer trees, the application fee may be waived or reduced at the discretion of the Commissioner of the Forestry Department if the applicant should choose to provide a replacement tree(s). In order to be eligible for credit, a replacement tree must be a minimum of 2 1/2 inches in caliber. 6. Once a tree(s) is removed a final inspection will be necessary to ascertain the removal was completed according to the Town guidelines. 7. After the final inspection, a Certificate of Compliance will be issued effectively closing the permit process. FINES Any person, who shall violate any of the provisions of this code, shall be deemed guilty of an offence and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not less than five hundred dollars ($500) but not more than one thousand dollars ($1000) per tree. TOWN OF RIVERHEAD DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY 977 MAIN Rd.

You should work for the....Aw never mind ...Janet Neopolatano in a thong?? Brrrrrr.

Sure did!! Even answered a lot of Questions on my I.H. that I didn't even have. Paul

Need it for Moose, Polar bear, Yogi Bear, BooBoo.....

Need it for Moose, Polar bear, Yogi Bear, BooBoo.....

Vlad, here's a photo for you. Paul

Take photos! Paul