The journey begins - purchased a truck.

Way back when almost everything on the road was a cabover. On hot days in the high desert, most everyone ran with the little door open that accessed the radiator cap. That extra little bit of air helped.

Where a truck would run 180-185 on lower elevations, running the high desert saw 210-220 all day long. Never really saw any ill effects though. It's a dry heat, don't you know. lol

 

Just curious here. How long are these sitting in the stage/holding yard? The other one is how far are they taking them to the site/setup?

 

Your Protestant work ethic and professionalism always shines through in your posts. I hope the current job goes smoothly, teaches you a ton and pays handsomely.

 

Don’t let it get to you brother— must be something to do with aging— 15 - 20 years ago I could work the iron like a monkey all day long— with a hangover— and never think twice about it— today, I have to make myself crawl up an 8’ ladder to change a lightbulb — just don’t get yourself in a jackpot you can’t get out of

 

If I had a stretch SD I’d come give you a hand. But I don’t think they would fit on my wagon.

 

theres several for sale on the internet
It’s only money

 

Tell you what, get me a proper truck, trailer and a slice of the pie. You could be my boss and I won’t let you down.

 

I don’t think I’ll be making any big capital investments this year.