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Re: The Trouble With Antique Stuff
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Posted by Glen in TX on June 25, 2006 at 09:32:13 from (208.246.9.14):
In Reply to: The Trouble With Antique Stuff posted by Allan In NE on June 25, 2006 at 05:43:46:
For a quick fix duct tape but if you are going to haul it to some elevator or seed place that is real picky or keep it for seed for the drill next time don't use the cheap tape that falls off. That dern tape can sure plug your drill next time seeding. We kept a water hose handy and laid in some diamond plate on top of those old truck floors with a wire welder. That plastic sheeting works good too. Use to could get paint with graphite in it for grain beds so it would slide out better.
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