Timothy Maikshilo

Mike, I'm sure you'll find one even better down the road. It will happen for you.

Looks nice and priced right.

Great looking truck Rob, I had one for years on the farm to haul sawdust and hay. It was an amazing mid size truck.

Good luck with the hangers and very nice truck.

Here is a bump the boys like to use on the way to school behind the houseI had to get in on the fun too

Awesome! Looks like Flash from Rosco P.

Kia Ora Rob, We have a good mate and friends on the south island which my son Maxim and I will be visiting in a short time and if he he is also reading this...get ready ya tosser! The milling is my summer work and then I do my own work. Would love to see your pics. from OZ and NZ Regards!Here is one of the trips we got to go on our last visit.A view from Glens W900 back to Chch. Thank you Brocky, I will look that up. I enjoy seeing some awesome trucks from our mates down under and have been given some great books and literature about them. The fronts are floats and have not had any trouble steering with them in my weather conditions.

Well put Ben, Glad to hear from you younger guys and some one that others can learn from too. Maxim my son is right there with and I'm sure our teen Vinny is too!

Have a safe flight and good luck with your truck.

Napa in the trucks and Decca in the backhoe and tractors. Have had good luck with both. Had Decca in the 490 excavator for many years and was inpressed by them.

It is from Canada Vinny, good eyes. Hope to sand blast the frame and full paint job this summer. I like having no crome on this one...

What a bunch of great pictures of mans best friend. Lock your dog and wife in your trunk and drive around for a hour then open your trunk and see who's happy to see you! Always the dog....My big dog and the Dad before he passed.

For sure Jim, nothing sweeter and I did have to fully stop do to the angle of those tracks. I too don't miss running to NYC and northern NJ with a 48 x 102 trailer. Some places in NYC we could only run the 13 high, narrow trailers.

He was running around behind the house and hope it isn't fall out! It was 18 this morning and got up to 22 today. Heat wave for this time of year wish we had some 62 degree weather.Now what is he eating!

Great looking truck and a dump to boot. I'm sure you wont have any trouble selling it.

Yah, this ones got it ruffand so does his Mother

Holy pig that thing is huge!

On the farm we had a 3 seat out house and also chores in the AM before school. After school chores and help all the other farmers around who were making hay. Summer Vacation was a list from Dad two arm lenths long plus hoe 5 acres of pumkins by hand and don't hit the runners or get kicked in the ass all the way back to the house. We learned real quick what wrench sizes Dad wanted and what every tool in the shop was. Also any thing that moves or pivots has a grease fitting. Drive the lawn mower in 2 gear or else and the mow Grandma's lawn too. Tuesday night was off to town to help Dad clean the library and get a candy bar after 4 hours of work. Dad knew where we were all the time and you learned to respect your elders and a strong work ethic. Pros were we had field cars and tractors and old trucks to work and play with. All in all good times and wouldn't trade them for anything. My boy was raised with the same ideals and is ready for the real world in June.

Here my son takes his sled to school with his buddy's. There are about twenty kids that go to school this way.Here they are headed out about 6:00 AM

Tan steering wheels are 70's and up to 86. B's had green wheels

Third on that.Here is one of their corn binders and their lowbed driver Steve, he drives a blue freightshaker now.

Get um on the boat before the auction paint runs...

Hauled another load yesterdayHad some hills to pull and not alot of sand on the roadsWe still have a one lane bridge down on the river rd and look before you cross the rails

Here in snowmobile country land owners allow local snowmobile clubs to use their land to make trails that cover the north country and to go from state to state and into Canada. These clubs use groomers and pull drags to smooth the snow where needed. Everyone up here rely opon winter sports to help the local economy. I'll find a photo of a groomer and drag for you.

Welcome from over the pond!