Where is everyone #5

I thought a Canadian spread referred to a 72” spread? I know in Ontario they are considered separate axles, not a group, at 72”.

I couldn’t find a straight on side shot of a road tractor but here’s a mixer.

 

I think you’re right, it’s more just slang I think.

 

East bound, gonna be a late night flight for sure. Probably make Holgate sometime tomorrow morning

 

I always had to do a double take when I saw a truck with a 72” spread. 60” is harder to notice for me but 72” jumps right out. Mostly beer trucks in Ontario.

 

Here’s some more Canadian slang. Our friend @rank was being a ring rat. Now he is at home with a Texas mickey and eating some snacks like Poutine.

 

Looks like ya stirred up a twister on your left lol

 

Dug a ditch today to run the wire to the new grain bin. It was little slow going with one arm but beats a shovel

 

Now that’s what I’m talking aboot!

 

I see what you did there lol

 

A 215?