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[doall]

exactly where did you find that ladder Mace? I think that's mine.

 

[PILOON]

Couple of winters back, light fluffy snow on the road, I skidded when I tapped the brakes.
The reason was that under that snow was a 4 x 8 sheet of aromatic cedar closet liner.
As I drove on I found 7 more sheets, all undamaged.

My wife really likes that closet!

With our rough roads the lumber yard kept loosing his load one sheet at a time!

 

[tcartwri]

The worst I ever encountered was a guy in an F250 pulling 2 loaded hay wagons through downtown on a 400 series hwy at rush hour.... :confused2:

I guess the slow moving placard fixes everything....

He had some balls that boy.

 

[chopped]

exactly where did you find that ladder Mace? I think that's mine.

You will have to identify it. How many rungs does it have ,scratches and specific dings. etc LOL

 

[56FordGuy]

Around here you see that everyday. What causes me to look is when the steel scrap guys go by. There is a van around that they fill with scrap and I have seen a few fridges and stoves strapped on top. It looks like it works but it seems like it would be a little top heavy. Trucks will also be stacked to easily twice the hight of the truck and sometimes it looks like it might be a problem going under some of the low railroad bridges around here.
It gets crazy around here.:laughing::laughing:

There's a vehicle I see every so often around here hauling scrap metal. It's the front half of an old Chrysler minivan, cut off right behind the seats. It looks permanently attached to a 16 or 18 foot tandem axle trailer with no tongue. I don't know exactly how to describe it. I may have a picture or two around here somewhere I'll try to find.

 

[Skyco]

There is a huge scrap yard a couple of miles from me...it is unbelievable the amount of crap I've seen on the roads around it...all sorts of miscellaneous car parts fall off trucks going there. I really have to watch out to not ruin a tire in the area..

 

[looknlearn]

There's a vehicle I see every so often around here hauling scrap metal. It's the front half of an old Chrysler minivan, cut off right behind the seats. It looks permanently attached to a 16 or 18 foot tandem axle trailer with no tongue. I don't know exactly how to describe it. I may have a picture or two around here somewhere I'll try to find.

Matter of fact, now that you mention it, I seem to recall seeing one somewhere. I think it was yellow. I can't quite remember where I was but I think it would be a little strange to drive.

 

[tcartwri]

 

[Diamondpilot]

Its actually done very nicely. Not at all what I expected.

Chris

 

[looknlearn]

Its actually done very nicely. Not at all what I expected.

Chris

That one is done well. Wonder how much hill power that engine has with a load.