Posted by Allan In NE on October 12, 2007 at 04:02:21 from (148.78.243.25):
Was coming home from a sale on Saturday when I passed a truckload of millet headed for the elevator.
Noticed out the corner of my eye that the old bugger was a twin sister to my truck with a beet box converted to haul grain and that it was equipped with a roll tarp, so I flipped a U-turn on the hiway and followed him to the scales to get a better look at the thing.
Anyhoo, long story short and with a little leg work, I finally found the guy over in Denver who actually built the gizmo. Called him and tried to order one.
Fella said it had been a number of years since he'd built it, couldn't remember all the details and that if I'd get him some pictures to refresh his memory, he could put me together an order.
Gotta gets me one of these handy-dandy tarps. Looks to be the best idea since canned beer. :>)
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