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mowerman

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  1. welcome aboard,,,, have a ball.bud,,,,i also broke in on a steel dash R model...2 stick,,,,retired in an automatic peterbilt ,bob
  2. The good old days I guess sometimes they weren’t good. I almost went to work for ronstiens sugar I’m sure you remember them. I know that’s not spelled right they had all R model Mack’s but their pay was lousy hundred pound bags. I’m sure that job was a lot of work also.
  3. Oh yeah and then there’s that they want everything knocked down to two or 3 feet high break the shrink wrap restack build pallets to thier demands Glad I’m done ha ha
  4. that was very interesting and why is it 2 cops saw the kid on the roof and didnt report it????? wow
  5. wait a minute...isnt that you also sitting in that freightliner?????
  6. ya the first one i drove hadda green oil dripper,,,but 10 speed
  7. yeah most stuff is available but takes some research,,,,,amazon had my filter element for my DM canister type oil filter,,,,good luck,,,and welcome aboard,,,im sure others will chime in,,,with better information,,,bob
  8. thats terrific i have very little will power when it comes to calorie intake,,,,but i do eat cottage cheese and tangerines and prunes every morning,,,,,id much rather be piling in chicken fried steak and eggs lol.bob
  9. i would just shovel that cake in before making any hasty decisions,,,bob
  10. definitely a fan favorite,,,,,ive driven 3 of them in my day,,,,i really liked them,,,have a ball with it ,,,i would dump the body and put a ramp body on it ..bob
  11. lol yes even as a driver ive had to do quite a bit of it back then,,,,ans 10-4 on the GYM workout lol.bob
  12. That’s how my grandpa started … after watching that freight operation clip I’d completely forgotten back in the day hardly anything was palletized we were still hand jiving many boxes including cases of oil uuuuuurrr in the 80s … these days almost everything comes on them and shrink wrap things are a lot faster now and a lot less lifting
  13. wow that was great,,,,,especially that shop and the platform operation,,,,thanks for that,,,,,bob
  14. my god dean,,,,,you are just one surprise after the next,,,,thanks for all that,,,,and i agree,,i wouldnt want to paint it either,,bob
  15. well i tryed to find a picture of it,,,but apparently the mack vision was just the truck that pulled it out of the forest,,bob
  16. thier also moving the states capital tree across in a vision,,bob
  17. And yes, I took your advice and put the brake adjuster in the vice. I removed the Zirk fitting and shot a bunch of penetrating oil in there and spun it completely around. Thanks for that.
  18. Paul when I was putting those last two wheels together and putting in the flaps, I was thinking to myself the last time I did this I was only 17. 52 years ago it was a little bit easier back then I had a little bit of trouble trying to get the lock rings back on since I did not have a rim stand.
  19. You know I trained on one just like that way back in 1976 and I find it very very hard to tell people. It’s an antique back in those days those things with the king of the highway in the north east.
  20. Excellent thanks for that. Well, you might be doing pretty good there. I used to do 120,000 a year with Fedex that was at $.83 a mile and 33 bucks an hour when I was working best of luck, bud but next time you do a video, I wanna hear the cows you hear me Let’s get her done
  21. thanks for that,,,,
  22. ok its gone
  23. ooooh also 3 volkswagons 2 beetles 1 bus,,,and an MG,and i dont why its printing this way
  24. lol ive had many cars and trucks through the years many chevrolets pontiac olds Cadillacs dodge plymouth chrysler,,,,,you name it ive owned it;...i lost count at 40,,,and that was 40 years ago lol.bob
  25. well i sanded the shit out of the outer rim,,,so if it starts to get wierd the preperation wont be such a chore next go around
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