Where is everyone #5

Just got back from a mini get away. Put over 300km on my dirt scooter with my boy. Ive been riding it since I was 12, 31 years.
I just put together a honda CT90 for my daughter. Friggan thing broke a valve spring 20km into the 1st ride.
She spent the rest of the weekend on momma's quad.

 

Used to help a buddy. V chain on top of each end. Chained together end to end and 4 straps pulling down on 48 foot double step. All over the Eastern half of the country, never seen one move. Large bales.

Small bales out of the field done right ain't going anyplace. You will have to tip the whole wagon over. Even had one loose a wheel and tire. Made it to the barn just fine. Wagon was not fine.

 

I thought it was just a west coast thing. Cool to hear they do the same on the east coast. All them california hay haulers , same thing. Just rope running from front to back . They been running it like that as far back as i can remeber . Thats what got me into trucking was seeing all those chromed out hay haulers running between az and cali , lots of tricked out cabovers i used to see , thought they were the coolest trucks on the road.

 

Great picture. Wow

 

Ain't no tarps on my truck.....but I pretty much live on these since they outlawed vioxx...

 

They used chain. But I have had dog chain bigger than that.

 

Most everything here are big squares now. Round get wet bailed and wrapped for silage bails

Kid was hauling rounds this spring when he burnt up his trailer.

 

Thanks. We have fun. Those are wild horses. Very territorial. When they poop, they all poo cancel each other and use the same spots. Foot high poo piles lol.
This is on the eastern slopes of the rockies, about 60 miles south of hinton Alberta in the bush

 

Wow, now this CT90 any pics. Never had one. Had some CT70's. I currently am secretly looking for one with a title so I can plate it and ride around town.

I love the trail 70's


Are those XR200's?

I could spend my life riding that area. Beautiful.

Thanks for sharing.

 

Dashcam video shows truckload of hay go up in flames as it's hauled