Bubenberg Super Boom

[Charlie_Iliff]

For some, this may not be the ultimate answer for a manlift to trim trees and bushes, but given Bubenberg's equestrian background, it can't be improved upon. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

 

[MossRoad]

I think they had one of those in the local country/western bar a few years back /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

 

[Carpenter]

Safety first!! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif Where's the seatbelt? /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

 

[Sedgewood]

Is there a model for the PT hoe? I wonder where Dad buried that big old marble mounting block. I seem to vaguely remember as a wee one watching it being dragged away behind the ol' iron wheeled F20. Down back of the barn. Maybe if I root around with the hoe a while I can find it. I did find the 19th century lumber wagon axle I accidentally buried a few years back while plowing snow. My memory hasn't all gone south - I wriggled the bucket in right where I thought it was, curled, and up it came. With some more wriggling to free it up that is. That sucker is heavy - being how it's made from 3 inch square stock. Now to get someone in bubenberg country to make some wheels... then put a feller/buncher on the super-boom...

 

[bubenberg]

wait when i see you the next time.... you are going to get it back!!!!!!

 

[bubenberg]

just come East you to can stand in line with Charlie!

 

[bubenberg]

are you ever going to forgive me about the seat belt?>

 

[bubenberg]

it took you a long time .. to rip me ...

 

[Sedgewood]

So that's how ya got to Veteran Member status. Ha!