deere_x475guy
Gold Member
Yes very nice job.!!!!
My Bridge Project................
- Thread starter TBAR
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Setting the bridge trusses in the creek bed. The holes were dug by hand and the timbers were set by three of us. They are still there today.
Picture Here.
TBAR
Picture Here.
TBAR
My father showing my mother how it will be done. Check out the Bufont hair doo !!!
Picture Here.
TBAR
Picture Here.
TBAR
Twenty Five years later that bridge could still carry some weight...............Ok, yes I was a little nervous about it!!!
Backhoe On The Bridge.
TBAR
Backhoe On The Bridge.
TBAR
Gatorboy
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Tbar,
I've got to ask again (for you didn't answer me yet), why are you making separate messages? You had a link to the entire slide show in your first post. Even if you wanted to make the separate links with descriptions, you could have put all of that in just one message.
I've got to ask again (for you didn't answer me yet), why are you making separate messages? You had a link to the entire slide show in your first post. Even if you wanted to make the separate links with descriptions, you could have put all of that in just one message.
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I simply went to your albums which I've seen many times before. I love all the pics you put up and they're fun to see again and again. Of course, the new ones were a pleasant surprise. I especially loved seeing your bother's old pics of your dad on that Cub. I suppose that's the restored one you have? How great that you still have your Dad's tractor and restored at that. Thanks so much for the great post. John
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I simply went to your albums which I've seen many times before. I love all the pics you put up and they're fun to see again and again. Of course, the new ones were a pleasant surprise. I especially loved seeing your bother's old pics of your dad on that Cub. I suppose that's the restored one you have? How great that you still have your Dad's tractor and restored at that. Thanks so much for the great post. John