Where is everyone #5

LoL, yep that's my neck of the woods alright. Sad to say..
Its pretty wild the crap you can get away with down there.

I just posted on the other page too, but there is a facebook page if you got time to burn. My gal shows me some bs on it at least once a week. Think its public. Called Eff you! I'm from Bradenton!

My favorite was tumble weaves. Bunch of weave, & black girl hair pieces all over the ground outside of clubs, bars, strip joints, even 7 eleven's after they've been brawling with one another..

 

@Brettj3876 hey pm ' ed ya. Long day loaded in Kermit tx. At 6:30 am. Sat waited for the sun. Just pulled into Prescott Ar. 610 miles.

 

Pm ya. You can bring the wagon up as long as weather permits.

Hopefully one of you guys could maybe point the right way. The guy that was building us a mech p7100 passed away before he built it. If anyone know an old school pump guy (5.9 uses same 12mm pump as the mech E-7s) I'll owe you a case of beer

 

There's a boy here where I live that lives and breathes mack. Bet he could help ya out.

 

Cool cool. All those guys are close to retirement and taking their secrets with em

 

I just learned a little about this helping my chiropractor/farmer/ truck owner out this year.

It’s one heck of a gig, that farming. He does soy/wheat/corn.

 

Just a regular old 12k pounder. Rockwell FF-961.

 

I turned my chiropractor buddy on to my independent mechanic. There’s a lot of rib poking back and forth now.

After Danny (the father) found out I’d been helping out at harvest, I received a present . . .



I saw the photos @SAR posted the other day and it jogged my memory.

 

I would of loved to grow up on a farm. Hearing the stories from my dad and cousin on their grandparents farm in the early-mid 70s. Still taking milk in pails to the creamery in a 47 Intl and using converted ground driven equipment.

They don't get the respect they deserve