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#155504 10/22/2007 8:54 PM
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Working!!!


A happy working truck!



Great shots! (Loving to see Working 'Bolts) That's a LOT of hay!!! Just edited it to a link ~ Peggy

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Excellent Asilverblazer, they look even cooler working. Hope to have mine hauling gravel soon.


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That is what they where built for these truck are a fun part of history to own and even better if they pay their own way. I have two of them for work and fun grin


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I want to be able to do that someday!
That had to be fun. Keep it up.


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That seems like a lot of weight but it looks like fun!


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Very cool! I dig your truck!


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asilverblazer like to see an old truck earning its keep! got any pictures of how you have your hitch set up on the rear of your truck, I would like to make up something to hook up my trailer to pull the bobcat back and forth from the house to the gravel pit.
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Very, very cool. I really like your truck, those pictures are awesome.

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Originally Posted by D Sinclair
asilverblazer like to see an old truck earning its keep! got any pictures of how you have your hitch set up on the rear of your truck, I would like to make up something to hook up my trailer to pull the bobcat back and forth from the house to the gravel pit.
DS

I can take a picture of it, I didn't make it, and I'd bet it was something that just got slapped together. If it weren't for the very thick metal used on it, I probably wouldn't use it. LOL

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Originally Posted by asilverblazer
Working!!!


A happy working truck!



Great shots! (Loving to see Working 'Bolts) That's a LOT of hay!!! Just edited it to a link ~ Peggy


That's awesome. I'm starting a project to bring 2 (maybe 3) boltsback to life again. Any idea how much does each bail weighs?

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woo hoo.

great shots, thanks for sharing.

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Looks like fun. Hope to have my 57 hauling some rock here pretty soon.

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nice big load, great to see big bolts still at work. and also nice truck it looks to be in pretty good shape. i want to be able to do tha with my 1952 2-ton next year.


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Hey, that's cool to see 'em still getting the job done!


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Those round bales are illeagal up here, seems the cows can't get a square meal!


Great truck and to show the world how great they are!


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Looks like she is happy doing her thing. Around here the New York State D.O.T. inspection van with the portable scales would be chaseing you down.The state wants the $$$$$$.


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HE FOOLED YOU ALL !!!!!!!!!!!!
That's his die-cast model hauling some Nabisco Shredded Wheat!

Nice job with the Photoshop!


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darn,snookered again...


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My model looks better than that. wink Plus I don't like shredded wheat it reminds me too much of hay. HeHeHe.

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Originally Posted by MikeE
Those round bales are illeagal up here, seems the cows can't get a square meal!

Really? How come?

I could use that hay here. Hungry cows...



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