Rustywreck
Silver Member
Though I'm sure he wouldn't mind, I didn't ask him before posting his picture here. I blotted out his face so he couldn't be identified should some nut copy the picture and use it for some malicious purpose.
What strange things have you moved with your loader..pics
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Though I'm sure he wouldn't mind, I didn't ask him before posting his picture here. I blotted out his face so he couldn't be identified should some nut copy the picture and use it for some malicious purpose.
mjncad
Super Member
It's a sad world we live in now where we have to do these things for various reasons.
dcyrilc
Super Member
Sad, but true. I've experianced it myself. I have a picture of a friend taken at Starbucks in Kuwait. Being off base, they were required to carry weapons at all times and there slogan became "Grab your weapons, we're going to Starbucks". I posted this picture on my Flicker page with an explaination. A year or two later the picture showed up in a blog against Starbucks and their open carry policy. Although the owner of the blog site was quite cooperative and removed the picture imeadiately, it just shows what can happen.
bullbreaker
Elite Member
We have some big tires in our pasture that our goats like to play on. They were getting in the way of my mowing some paths for us to get to the barn so I moved them out of the way.
Goats getting in they way as they often do:
We have goats and tires, as well. My moving technique is a little different. I get the edge of the bucket just under the tire and slide forward and lash the tire into the bucket. The tire is horizontal and I can more easily place it. I've moved it using the dangling method too. My wife can be surprisingly picky when it comes to large tire placement - usually when the tires are used as planters.
As well as tires, I've moved the ubiquitous propane tank, a cedar swingset that I built. It was so tall, I could just barely lift it off the ground a couple of inches, so if it would swing, parts would hit the ground so I had my wife walk next to me to steady it.
Chris2
Bronze Member
I moved the fenders on this car out of the way.
mjncad
Super Member
Removing Jeep Hardtop.
I sure could have used you about 15-years ago when my neighbor at the time asked me to help him remove the steel top from his vintage Toyota Landcruiser.
Bison
Platinum Member
The only strange thing i see is the small dual front wheels on the tractor.
Whats up with that?
