Where is everyone #5

Don't forget about onions

 

Watched uncle Lester make many gaskets when I was growing up. Being self employed and very Oldskool we done most things by hand.

 

Not all heros wear capes

 

Probably all 50 — I was hauling demolished concrete in an end dump a little while back and the boys hadn’t fired up the jump scale going (overloaded as hell) — heading back empty they had and pulled an inspection — only thing they found were the flaps on the trailer were to high — I got a chuckle and thought to myself “they sure weren’t when I headed out” but the mouth stayed disengaged

 

Just a bit north of the sawmill right? I thought that place closed down long time ago. Went on strike back in the 90's and they closed the doors.

 

Thanks for the reminder!!!

 

hope your rested, you have a 12 to 13 hours minimum drive ahead.

 

There’s plenty running just fine b

Interesting, Fedex freight is literally running about 15,000 tractors with ISX’s in them and ha e very little problems. Every engine has its quirks but to call an ISX worse than a paccar is ludicrous.

That’s in Texas? It was a genuine question because I didn’t know. It varies from state to state. Ohio they can’t be off the ground more than 1/3 of the distance from the center line of the axle to the flap.

 

Unless its northern California


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