Hello from Oklahoma!

[rockinacummins]

Hello everyone,

I found this site a couple weeks ago and thought it looked like a good fit for me. I'm seen a lot of good info, a lot of cool pictures (I'm very visual) and a lot of nice people. I look forward to learning a lot here and contributing what little knowledge I have.

Of course, what would be an introduction without some pics of my rides?

Ford 1510 4x4 shuttle with Ford 770B FEL and 5' brushog


07 Dodge Ram 3500 5.9 Cummins 6 speed 4x4 and my 1954 Lincoln SA200 Short Hood


Thanks for looking! :cool2:

 

[Ken]

rockinacummons Good looking welding truck work independent or welding for contractors.

Looks like you have a winch on bed does this support a jin poles as well.
Last time in Still water was with a dairyman few years ago that had purchased a milk tank and needed a winch truck to pull the tank out of milk house and load on to trailer. called local hauling group and they sent a winch truck big enough to load a train. they set up and inched the tank with one winch and pulled off floor with other . cannot remember name but had years of experamce controlling 2 winches . about 1" spacing on side of doors of milk house.
Welcome to the forum.
ken

 

[TBN Support]

:welcome: Welcome to the forum. Nice pics!

 

[oosik]

Welcome to TBN and the forum.

 

[Walt 2002]

Welcome,

Walt Conner

 

[Wagtail]

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site.

 

[Thomas]

:welcome: to TBN...enjoy.

 

[BTDT2]

Welcome from the Grand Lake O' the Cherokee's:welcome:

 

[Xfaxman]

:welcome: to TractorByNet! :thumbsup: From east of Guthrie.

 

[rockinacummins]

rockinacummons Good looking welding truck work independent or welding for contractors.

Looks like you have a winch on bed does this support a jin poles as well.
Last time in Still water was with a dairyman few years ago that had purchased a milk tank and needed a winch truck to pull the tank out of milk house and load on to trailer. called local hauling group and they sent a winch truck big enough to load a train. they set up and inched the tank with one winch and pulled off floor with other . cannot remember name but had years of experamce controlling 2 winches . about 1" spacing on side of doors of milk house.
Welcome to the forum.
ken

Hi Ken, I've only ever worked independently doing structural work. I've recently shifted out of that into my current safety position, though i still do as much custom welding as i can on the side. I hope to get back to it full time at some point though.