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Great! Gotta love that driptroit moan!

If I Recall Correctly

try www.slclighting.com or www.pmlights.com

Jacobs Brake website... http://www.jacobsvehiclesystems.com/parts-service-support/how-an-engine-brake-works/

Are you using WIN 8.1 and IE 11?

Joe, It was likely those Nuns-in-Training at the Nunerary that converted him. The NITs probably got an A+ for their efforts.

Voltage and amps are important.

MH with E9...you have my attention.

Ron, Speaking from experience?!?!

BULL $HIT!!!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. Enjoy time with your family

Mike, 2 for the price of 1 sale? I will let you know prices if I attend. Based on the CPA website, they have monthly utility vehicle auctions. Actually I was hoping you or Yardo would buy me an aerialscope or similar vehicle for Christmas.

Fred, There are many other "jobs" where I could use a bucket truck or boom lift (working on the MH roof, trailer sides, barn eaves, house roof, and the list goes on). I am getting too old to be climbing a ladder. Also since I am the only person at the farm, if something would happen..... Something could happen with a lift but should be safer than a ladder. Per Paul/Jason, I am going to Lock Haven in December and see what is on the lot.

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Randy, Thanks for the pics and education on aerialscopes! A single axle aerial would be great. What is a "typical" price for one in decent condition? Rob, No Poverty Hollow wimmin to look at. Unless you like "pigs". Jason/Paul, Central PA auction looks interesting. I will check it out. Thanks! Lock Haven is about 1-1/2 hours northeast of the PA farm.

Out of likes but I like it! Green and yellow. As GH said...a dog that purrs.

Randy, I will be waiting for your report. How about this one? http://www.truckpaper.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=3897271

Carl, I have a tractor with a loader but I can't be on the tractor seat operating the loader controls and standing in the bucket with my chain saw at the same time. Randy, Find me a Mack Aerial......cheap!

I been thinking of buying a lift so I can trim trees and work on buildings, etc. around the PA farm. Initial thought was a boom lift but decent ones are over $10K. Another option is a bucket truck. Truck would not need license since it will only be used on the farm (no public roads). Found a 1995 Ford F450 w/7.3L and 1986 Ford E350 gasser on CL. F450 is about an hour away and the E350 is about 15 minutes away. Here are the listings: http://altoona.craigslist.org/bfd/5297197132.html http://altoona.craigslist.org/cto/5300879424.html Another option is to rent a lift when needed. I will check prices and compare renting to purchase. Purchase would be preferred, then I can use it when there is a job to do. I know there is upkeep to an owned vehicle. Thoughts? Thanks!

Tundish Powder OD, Some light Sunday afternoon reading... http://konsys-t.tanger.cz/files/proceedings/metal_03/papers/154.pdf

Correction appledog.... There should be a law against having all that lard! It probably is not a thong, just regular panties that were "sucked up". If they told her to "haul a$$" maybe she could do it in one trip rather than two. After further review...2 trips!

Between trucks, landscapes, goats, street wimmin, seat covers, and Winfall wimmin....you are a pro!

Fuel transfer pump?

FWIW, my MH has 5.02 with 11R22.5 and T2050...runs 65 at 1650rpm

Is the wheelbase of the new one longer?