kcm.MN
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'Nuff said!
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kcm.MN
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First pic happened in New Jersey. This one happened in Iowa:
Mutt and Jeff
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I would only wish
love from vermont
here they are the snow plow mafia
they play one client against another
who gets left snowed in and who is allowed to go to work
if you are (un) lucky and leave it parked he will angle the blade and continually pass by and smear as hard as he can to fill the underspace and pack
it hard and high making the shoveling that much more difficult
like I am an idiot and don't understand
he buys a 12ft plow for his 8foot parking spaces
may he find water in hydraulic system
please
love from vermont
here they are the snow plow mafia
they play one client against another
who gets left snowed in and who is allowed to go to work
if you are (un) lucky and leave it parked he will angle the blade and continually pass by and smear as hard as he can to fill the underspace and pack
it hard and high making the shoveling that much more difficult
like I am an idiot and don't understand
he buys a 12ft plow for his 8foot parking spaces
may he find water in hydraulic system
please
Stoneman44
Member
Did this happen on the William J. Le Petomaine Memorial Thruway? It's gonna take a shitload of dimes to get that thing outta there!!
Dieseltech
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- Akron, Indiana
"Dock that chink a days pay for napping on the job. Come on boys! They way you're lollygagin around with them picks and shovels, you'd think it was a hundred twenty degrees, can't be more than 114!!!"
in-too-deep
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That'll make you poop a little.
Back in the sixty's my dad was logging a place, we went across the old
iron bridge in the morning with the empty log truck. When we came out
loaded we used the old ford upstream of the bridge. Couple years later the
town sandtruck went through the bridge. It was not convienent for us to
use the old ford as it was a steep bank and came out on the road going the
wrong way and we had to go up and turn around but it was better then going
through the bridge.
iron bridge in the morning with the empty log truck. When we came out
loaded we used the old ford upstream of the bridge. Couple years later the
town sandtruck went through the bridge. It was not convienent for us to
use the old ford as it was a steep bank and came out on the road going the
wrong way and we had to go up and turn around but it was better then going
through the bridge.
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