Where is everyone #5

Yeah, after this adventure with the espar, I'm really trying to bet on the easy part....lol

 

I'm jealous of the Conestoga. I came sooo close to buying one. Maybe next time. I was just scared of the few loads I would have to turn down. Hay and pipe are my staples....and lumber, but lumber is no problem.

 

I take it Lowes isn't like homedepot, with their stupid unload times. I don't know how eld guys make those times work.

 

This was just plywood that had been sealed and painted white then had colored clear resin poured on top and allowed to float out and cure.

 

It definitely has its positives and negatives. At times I haul finished product that has to stay dry, the conestoga shines then. Hauling 40’ rail can be a challenge if the forklift operator is a dunce......

 

How's that digit heal'n up for you.? Almost back in fighting shape.? That was a nasty chunk you took out there..

 

If you're the reading type pick up "Bloodlands" by Timothy Snyder.


For a more immediate/quicker read...

Katyn massacre - Wikipedia

 

Here's some examples of the resin floor. Looks real clean and should hold up extremely well without any special care

 

Off like a heard of turtles

 

Uh oh. Check engine light?