Where is everyone #5

Breezewood, I have her pointed towards the house.

 

Caught a glimpse of a rig similar to yours but couldn't see the name on the side in time to tell if it was you rolling through.

 

There is a guy at the Upper Sandusky Ohio car show with a orange IH just like that, clean enough he puts mirrors under it. So sharp! Thank IH guy

 

@TripleSix This made me think of you!

 

I'm sure you posted that last one because of that Redneck woman, ( is that Blair's better half ? @blairandgretchen ) but were you distracted and didn't notice that that pickup is a different brand ?

 

I had 2 pins for the self steer mechanism in the front of a blade trailer that were hung up like yours is. I wound up putting a 20 ton jack under the pin and raising the front of the trailer off the ground. I took piece of pipe, with a heavy cap welded on that would fit over the pin, and sledge hammering on that to get the pin out. By doing that, I could apply the driving force beside the pin. It still took several hours on each side.
These pins were installed with a nylon, self-lubricating bushing and no grease fitting. One more reason why engineers should have a hands on, working knowledge of their field of study before they design stuff.
When I put the pins back in, they had been drilled , cross drilled , tapped for zerks and were greasable pins.

 

I'll do it if a place is exceptionally good or exceptionally bad. I feel like folks should at least have a chance to know ahead. And if just one poor soul is saved from an awful dining disaster, isn't it worth it?