Where is everyone?

willingtong ct ta 45 miles from my first stop in MA with transformers i picked up in tx then its off to bath ironworks in brunswick me to drop off my partial i picked up in LA noone can seem to figure out what this thing is its 3 ft wed by about 4 ft long and 3 ft tall weighs 3000lbs and is made out of solid steel factory where i picked it up at says they dont know all the bills say is 1 one loose piece so no help there and it looks like a giant urinal i kid u not. i'll try to snap a pic when i untarp it

as for the storm according to the radar i was no more then 50 miles from back edge the entire trip till i stopped for the night in TN i never saw a rain drop i got about 10 phone calls along the way woth people telling me a bunch of tornado's touched down right along my route.

i just kept telling them if i see cows flying then i will stop needless to say i didnt see any and got 738 miles on the ground and i took a nice nap lol

 

I like the bbq place off I 94 going towards Gary. Shame.

 

I remember hauling Big coils from the drop yard in S. Chicago. Take them to the L.A. port from the drop yard. Waiting in line to get a load at Redlands. We drove trucks back then.

 

I miss not having to worry about the tattle tale logs and CSA. I only drove for a year bac when nobody cared but that was truckin!

 

Only on a short haul crane truck. I wouldn't want that liability. Then again, maybe it's Chinese drywall and he didn't want to corrode his tarps. My wife put together a bid for pulling that Chinese drywall out of the Port of Tampa back in 2006. She spent a week on that sucker going back and forth and we lost it by $25 a load. It was 20+ loads a day and she was pretty upset. She was pretty relieved we weren't any part of it when all the corrosion issues came out.

 

Too much risk to get hurt. Even I hired movers when I moved into the house I'm in now, and I owned a 48 and 53 dry van at the time. $500 bucks for local movers, or 2 weeks out of work nursing a back. Hmmm. I actually read the paper, sitting on a chair while they loaded everything. It was fantastic. Stroke a check out of that big cluck cluck bank account for a house warming present to cover half the movers. Your in laws will love you and your legend will grow even larger than life than it is already.

 

Headed over to fire up the truck and haul a load of corn to St. Paul.

-14 at home right now.

 

Back when?

 

Yep, on shorthauls I used to. 200 miles or less in the summer but its a short summer here in WA.

 

Got me a sprayer out to Baltimore! Going home in between!