Where is everyone #5

Yep MC#2304. Now the towing company I used to work for would be older but they didn't have to have MC back the. Founded 1927 and operated by 3 generation still. This was their first wrecker built by them on a 1917 Cadillac chassie.

 

Here was thier biggest ride in 2007.

 

Yes Sir a spudder as we called them.

The top 2 pics are actually just for a visual, top pic is a 21W like I grew up on, and 2nd pic shows the flatbed pulley when the guard is removed.

3rd pic is my uncles T650 Chicago Pneumatic rotary on a Ford 880 Louisville, spent a lot of time with it as well. It had a V6 Detroit deck engine.

4th pic is our Bucyrus 22W with a Buda deck engine on a Ford truck. That is my great uncle that raised me standing by the fender, and I'm standing on the deck at the right rear cab corner. Look closely on the left side, and you can see the rear of the 21W Derrick sticking back in the picture.

Last pic is just for visual.....
Up until I was 8 yrs old I stayed in the cab of a B Series International like the one in the picture. With every lick that old truck would shake wildly, keep in mind that was about 1800 lbs of steel it was throwing down back there lol. I have a 61 B160 International like that now at my kinfolks.

 

@snowman_w900 you still got the same #?

 

Ate some peach cobbler pie last night had to stop at bingham's on the way home. Phone was dead so @wore out ccouldn't drool over it. I 81 is a huge corridor and luckily most have to fuel at megas thank god

 

Morning fellas. Didnt get bothered the whole night. Now I'm just waiting to get a load and get to the house

 

Empty in North TX we gonna fly south to port Arthur gotta be in the door by 3

 

Your morn'n porn.....

 

Out truckin' in the heavy Chevy this morning, 1st stop got half a dozen 1"x6"x16' boards, 2nd stop gets one 18"x18"x18" box. Gotta cross Lake Champlain first though, waiting on the ferry now.