fred goodrich
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But the old rollback handled her!
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Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
Where are the pedals? Or do you put your feet out along side it and push, Fred Flintstone like?
in-too-deep
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And remember, if it's got wheels, you can't use straps.
Adirondack case guy
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Fred, I guess you didn't winch it down so the tires squatted. Are you going to be at Mac dingle's auction this weekend??
Loren
Loren
Bruce from Can.
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- Woodville, Ontario, Canada
I spy with my little eye , a Kubota dealership across the road.
fred goodrich
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No we have one in Rhinebeck Saturday, there just isn't enough Saturdays this time of year.
always liked the tonka truck strapped on a 45 ft.flatbed when running empty ----draws lots looks -- the best one yet was a truck slowly passes me on the big road and I notice a big teddy-bear sittin in the passenger seat and it waved at Me -- a string and a pulley rigged to lift one arm -- had to thank Him for the laugh -- Roy
flying belgian
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Being loaded so far back on the bed it is going to be hard to keep the truck on the road while going down the hyway.
carvel minne farmer
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fred your real lucky you didn't get hauled into a scale house and weighed :lol:
Grandpa's Fords
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My Grandfather was a power equipment dealer. Big Toro machines, Bolens etc. Every time he would see one of these he would get up on a soapbox and say that they were going put him and others like him out of business. Little did we know at the time he was right. Western Auto, Ames, K-Mart sold these things 10 to 1 over Toro, Lawn boy and the like. I remember new machines setting on the floor for years. When he was forced to do warranty work on the bargain equipment he would just chirp.
At Rantoul last year, Travis Jorde's gator quit. After some calls, AHW at Urbana could get right on it. I was getting ready to go home and told him I would take it on the way. He loaded it on his rollback and backed up to my 53" drop deck with my KW T800, loaded it up. He said later he wished he had a picture of my big load. One of the few times when I was not overloaded.
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