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My wife begs to differ!!!

Looking good!

I learned on a foot swing Case 580 and still miss it!

Looks great!

Name: Mack LFT (1952)<br />Date Added: 29 July 2012 - 11:33 AM<br />Owner: speweik<br />Short Description: Single axle<br /><br />View Vehicle

I think Mike is correct about the EN672 designation for the Lanova. I have one in my LF that is a good runner. Haven't needed any parts for it yet...

Any L cabs left?

I'm looking for a good L model cab. Any idea if he has any for sale?

Terry T- where is he located in NW OH? I'm near Bowling Green...

My LF has external tanks behind the cab. Did your have those and we're they removed?

I'd be interested in an L cab if I could figure out a reasonable way to get it to Ohio...

You make it look easy!

That's a very nice L model!

Terry, now that's a fine looking U. I'm a MM guy myself! In fact, my grand plan is to pint my LF prairie gold to match the Minnies and take them to shows. Someday....

Welcome!

Is that the Norton near Waldo?

Did you bleed the booster first? On my 59 Chevy, you have to bleed the booster first, then go to the farthest point and work back to the booster- all with no vacuum (I.e. engine not running and no vacuum in booster). I also use and recommend the MityVac. Will save you countless hours. Good luck!

We still sell lead shot at our store that is proudly made in the USA!

I think the reasons for the demand are many: First, there is a great deal of concern regarding the current administartion's anti-gun position, a concern which is exacerbated by the possibility of reelection in November. Second, the popularity of shooting and hunting continues to increase nationwide, in part thanks to industry efforts to promote the sport and make it more appealing to everyone, especially women. Advertising, innovative design, and popularity of tv shows like Top Shot and Sons of Guns all help. Finally, it is my opinion that the gun manufacturers are somewhat manipulating the supply chain to keep demand high. We're constantly being told that manufacturers are working at full capacity, but I don't believe that. If all of these guns are being produced, wHo is getting them? We deal with several distributors, including the largest and one of the smallest- no one has the guns. Just my $.02....

I'll see what I can find.

People are definitely stock-piling guns and ammo again. Our distributors tell us that (industry wide) January, 2012 orders already exceed ALL of the 2011 orders. Right now, I'm ordering Rugers that I hope to have by the end of May!

I have a customer who came in yesterday with two Calicos to sell.mmwhat parts do you need?

Any pictures of the cab?

I own a small gun store here in Ohio and we can't keep guns in stock!