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  1. j hancock
    Huh.....a plow truck with no rust.... It has a little growth in the frame. Definitely look in person before a deal is done.
  2. j hancock
    That works also! Trickier to back up though.
  3. j hancock
    Leave the bunks. I need something to collect my winter supply of firewood.
  4. j hancock
    I am interested in the green spatter paint that was used on the interior and a steering wheel that does not appear to have any cracks in it.
  5. j hancock
    Trucking in style!
  6. j hancock
    That is the way I remember that article also. The 6-110 apparently did really well as a stationary engine that pretty much run at one rpm all the time. It did not like cycling between a low and high idle environment that a truck works in.
  7. j hancock
    Nicely done!
  8. j hancock
    Xylophone.....? That was too many notes and keys to remember. He played the triangle instead. The story goes that he retired rich and famous and now is some sort of admissions coordinator helping young woman in their educational pursuits.
  9. j hancock
    More than just that needs adjusting....
  10. j hancock
    Last time I heard about it, the truck belonged to a collector in the Danbury area and he had for sale. Just wondering where it was. It may have been at Golden Age but I must not have visited when it was on display.
  11. j hancock
    Is the E cabover Ballantine truck still in CT?
  12. j hancock
    CAT 320C with thumb and a fresh pile of dirt.
  13. j hancock
    Welcome! Bring your tools and always keep your boots handy. It can get deep around here at a moments notice.
  14. j hancock
    Go with the radials.
  15. j hancock
    May also be a defective relay valve in the air line to the rear of the truck.
  16. j hancock
    The beginnings of the Freightshaker. Very nice!
  17. j hancock
    After seeing the frame rails in the previous pictures, there was no fixing what was there. Only solution is the gas axe. Only place that had more spread was the Mustang Ranch.
  18. j hancock
    WHAT....????
  19. j hancock
    Maybe this will help. There is a spot to click for installation information above the pictures of the gauges. Hewitts don't need power. http://www.hewittindustries.com/pyrometers.html
  20. j hancock
    Haha! The old roach coach.
  21. j hancock
    WoW! A bed bugger with a Bighorn.
  22. j hancock
    I think Gross Lumber is in OH somewhere and they had some Bighorns but didn't know they still ran them. Somewhere I read that they were all parked in a shed. It seems lately there have been a number of Bighorns for sale.
  23. j hancock

    Good Eye

    j hancock replied to HarryS's topic in Odds and Ends

    Damn! That's harsh.
  24. j hancock
    Just trying to stay ahead of the comedy team!
  25. j hancock
    Politics.... "Who wants to be a millionaire?" Uhhh, sounds like a game show. I guess we are the ones getting played.

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