Where is everyone #5

For you? Of course I would bring unit for free, we can work it out in trade....

 

Jealous..?
I see a def tank & ny hut sticker..

JK, that's a nice rig..

 

This one originally was built for the port down in Long Beach to move giant piles (the kind you drive into the ground not the kind you get in the butt) - most of them I have run across are log loaders.

This one picked up a 100,000 lbs crane house with no problem. Can’t remember exactly the rating but it is more than up to most jobs. It, however, is very loud, stinky and slow.

 

Thought it would be rude. I was the only one standing there. Couldnt blame it on anyone else.

 

Really cool Ford. You wearing your asbestos wig I hope?

 

I fill out my logs then email them to me. Then I transfer that to a time sheet for each day with the load numbers, milage, and fuel. I write the out of state miles for each day off to the side. Time sheets are a weeks worth of info. Then I calculate the miles for each state at write it at the bottom.

Mama takes that sheet and put the info into a spreadsheet on the computer.

Problem is I don't always fill out the sheets and just do them off the logs in my email. I just figured the miles off my invoices. We got it done. I'll have to call big road and ask them what's up.

 

Ask nicely?

 

That's really neat! Looking forward to more videos!

Question. What is the reason you don't start with something to make the center round or do you just prefer to heat it up later and drift it?

Thanks for sharing!

 

@1951 ford in the second video you scared the bejesus out of me when you lit the torch! LOL

 

Since day one back in 87, I use a spiral legal pad. New page each trip, similar to what you’re doing here, full mileage to start then just last 3 digits when I cross a state line. I usually start at the bottom at the end of the trip and start figuring mileages for each state, plus a total of combined mileages. My wife inters all the info on the computer in her spreadsheet thing, she went to college for office management so she is a blessing for me. The final ifta reports I have my tax lady do, it’s worth the $125 a quarter to free up my wife’s time........