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Re: Pull Type Road Graders
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Posted by Alberta Mike on February 17, 2000 at 17:03:53 from (207.153.51.110):
In Reply to: Pull Type Road Graders posted by Mike from Ontario on February 17, 2000 at 15:41:43:
Is it an Adams Road Patrol? I have got a friend who has one on his farm and still uses it once in a while to grade the gravel back onto his driveway. His grandfather had it. Last year, a guy wanted to buy it in the worst way and I talked him out of it. I thought that after the deal is done, you've got his cheque, and he's got your grampa's grader. He thought for a while and then decided to keep it, even though he's not into collecting or anything. Keep that stuff in the family I always say!!!
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