Timothy Maikshilo

It's green and huge, I know that much. When the boys are saw'in get your ass in gear and a sharp eye. I can find out what type of mill.

I have been going through my photo's and found these. Late 1990's I went to this older gentlemans home and he had these in the back yard. Wouldn't part with anything but got some photo's.

My son Maxim loading manure when he was 10 with the 490. He caught on at an yearly age and loves his equipment.

Here is a loader I had for a few years. Then I listened to my wife and sold it. Only time I listened to her and wish that I didn't have a "yes dear" moment. 1988 and had a remain engine and was repinned and bushed. I rented it to my friends pine saw mill where they saw 32,000 board feet a day.

Mello Yellow and Mountian Dew!

I'm all for outside watering just remember. Don't piss on the electric fence, it will leave a scar and also no matter how many times you shake it the last drop is for the underwear.

I've heard that too. When in New Zealand the beer to drink is Speights.

Like the old saying, "I'd walk a mile for a vertical smile

I knew a couple girls with a strap on....

My son has my old "92" 1 ton. Put a flat bed on her. The old 360 is a thirsty girl.

I love FOSTERS from down under.

Thank God she is salt free but very festive. We all need a wife like that.

Got up at 5AM made coffee loaded the wood burner and got the boy up down to the barn grained and fed and scrape and bed the heifers run the gutter pulg in the loader up to the house boy made breakfast lots of tabasco do some laundry see what you guys are doing and add my 2 cents then load the burner start the loader plow the 12" of F ing snow we got plow out the neighbors anwser the phone for other neighbor about stuck mail lady car in his door yard pull her out go push manure pile and bring in feed eat lunch left over perogies and took out the boys F7 cat got scared and went back in the house became withdrawn and back down the barn to do it again. Bloke from next door came over for diiner and ate pizza and drank long trail black berry wheat brew. Almost as hard a day as that guy from Fulton....

Holy crap! That's awesome! BKrois, Thank you very much. I remember and drove these trucks, the B model had just received the rock body when I drove it. I started with the B model then DM and then The R. Learned to shift with the jake on the R. Great memories.

I like the B81 hauling the choo choo. Thanks for sharing, very nice video

Sounds great and just go with bollweevil's idea of using a bigger can to make them bigger and more filling. Everything tastes good deep fried!

It will be nice to see start to finish.

Good luck and hope you get the move in the company. Nice to get to do different things and adds to your resume'

I think we need to get him some New Zealand stubbys to go with those legs of his!

MMMM....paws and all yum. I hope to get out to Missouri before spring and I'll let you know. Cousin Ronny collects anything Ford and has a nice collection of Mustangs and old f series trucks and them boys like there guns too.

Sorry Vinny I don't. I was looking at the photo's from Federal Paper Board where they had u models but I only have photos of an R.

Here is some photo's of the company I worked for in 1984. Anthony Julian R/R Construction. Had some DM's and RL's and RD's.

Sounds great! I gotta get to Missouri to pick up a drive shaft for the boy's bronco from my cousin Ronny in West Plains and maybe pick up a couple good ol boys on the way. Been to Lincoln Alabama and ate River folk pie.....MMMMM not sure what was in it for meat but the taste was alive. We can start a BMT recipe book.

Oh and great job on those pirogies. The story telling is very educational. See Vinny, you learn all kinds of things here. Julia Childs would be prowd. Oh, one more thing...what's a food lion. Is that what you call Chinese food?

I've heard of it and seen it but never had it. Something I've wanted but being married to a Irish, you get corn beef and cabbage. Know want I mean?