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reminds me of the time the air wipers quit on the F-model I was driving. I hit on the windshield with my fist, thinking they were just stuck- sometimes i'd have to stop and get out and start them moving by hand before they'd start working. So, nothing happened when I hit the windshield, it was pouring rain, so I hit it again a little harder and broke the windshield. Found out the arm had come loose from the motor, so I stopped at the truckstop and bought a bottle of rain-x.

Saw this twin steer Mack parked along rt. 20 in Leivasy, West Virginia. Of course that's not all I saw this week, I saw all this stuff- a gray R-model in Mt. Crawford, Va. a red R-model in Montvale, Va. An Oshkosk snow plow in Mt. Storm, W.V. This is the old Diamond Reo place in Uniontown, Pa. There's even 2 Diamond Reo's out back, one conventional cab, one cabover. Here's a nice firetruck for sale in Petersburg, W.V- a one ton International 4 wheel drive. The pole blocked the first picture, the second one was taken in the mirror! I like this Oldsmobile too. I had a '70 Cutlass Supreme, probably the best car I ever had. And last but not least, I saw this good looking Peterbilt! It's missing a front hubcap so I fixed it so no one would notice.

And if it doesn't quite smell funny enough, there's always this-

I sometimes apply a light coat of lube to the shaft too, but not always.

You ain't foolin' nobody Rowdy- you know it's hot!

Yep, it's bad. Picked the tomatoes when I got home today, but the whole garden is just about dried up and blown away. Did you trade 'ol blackie, or will Spot be seen cruisin' Daingerfield in it on Saturday nights now?

Yes, congratulations on your new unit! By the way Randy, that's a nice big picture you got there-thank you.

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No, he wants a Peterbilt cab, nothing else will do.

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But that Craftsman 1/4" drive ratchet is about 37 years old, wrench about the same age best I can recollect.

thank you...thank you very much.

They had these "units" right beside the one I bought at Tractor Supply. They're nice, I just didn't need the gas grill.

Thanks leversole, great pictures!

dammit again! I hate to hurt one's feelings...

here's what you need- thought I suggested this last year.

pay no attention to hatcity- grill on brother!..no offense Ed

Speaking of ridicule, my new unit is now complete- all I need to do is smoke some meat. here's my left arm- i'm tightening bolts with a Craftsman 1/4 inch drive ratchet and a Snap-On 7/16" open end wrench. here's my right arm, tightening bolts- same specs as above Got the grates seasoned and in place Even oiled the outside!

You're exactly right, that's why I didn't glue it back in, I thought it would be useful! These guys, their minds stay in the gutter

Dammit! Why didn't you tell me this the day before yesterday David, I could have heisted a Food Lion shopping cart and saved myself all this ridicule as well as the money !

Rob, I feel like i'm being picked on about my new unit, so now I realize how you feel. Therefore, I will not be picking on you any more... OK, enough of that- so, where does your primary cord work?

You should go to Tractor Supply and git you a grill and cook something for her, it's very rewarding.

I've gotten everyone in the grillin' mode now! Nice unit, whatever works, eh?

I see you went with the optional rottissery attachment instead of the offset firebox. Be careful with all that torque, you might turn your unit over.