ot: wheels on their side...Dell

John,PA · Dec 9, 2015

Hey OLE/timer:

Recently, I keep seeing more and more of those low altitude "wheels on their side and wire wrapped around.

Can YOU see those kind of 4-spoke wheels in YOUR area??

I used to store wheels like that, just to wrap-up wire, just incase there is a break, and, therefore had some spare already hung at the pole level. I could walk that tight rope and didn't have to order 5 miles or so, just for 30 ft. or so.

TELE - GHOPHER.

Thanks, John,PA

John,PA · Dec 9, 2015

PS: No hurry. After all, them wheels will be there until the "milkman" retires the bread truck, too. INTERNATIONALS (tm)

Jack.

Dell (WA) · Dec 9, 2015

John........I have NO IDEA whatchur talking about........Dell

Dalex · Dec 9, 2015

I'll second that !

John,PA · Dec 9, 2015

ok.... Eventually even YOUR personal micro-waves will experience the "wheatfield bridges" will be obsolete, too. Coupled with those mini-oven safety requirements will not have enough of em.

But, thanks for your wasting time.

John,PA Check'n on YA! Save the gooder stuff, though.

Bill(Wis) · Dec 10, 2015

Ah, ahem. You do know that John spent a good bit of time above 30000 feet. Unpressurized. Don't you?

Mdparrott · Dec 12, 2015

I suspicion that he is talking about repairing barbed wire fence, using old wheels to store or roll wire up on.

Either that, or there was copious amounts of alcohol involved.

showcrop · Dec 12, 2015

We called them wire jennies

Walston · Dec 12, 2015

(quoted from post at 19:39:52 12/09/15) John........I have NO IDEA whatchur talking about........Dell

I have never understood a post from John PA

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