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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?

Tom, Nice looking KW. I see it has a DEF tank on the side. Knowing that, you don't have to stop at rest areas. Just topoff the tank when the urge strikes. And in cold temperatures you can use a funnel and tube connected to the tank thru the floor in the sleeper. Good luck with your new "toy"! BTW, the sleeper looks big enough to hold a couple Winfall wimmin! Just sayin'

I would talk to the concrete supplier. I believe they put "anti-freeze" in the mix to pour in freezing temperatures.

Brayden, Welcome to BMT.

FWIW...Most sites do not mention emissions equipment delete because it is against the law to remove/tamper/defeat the equipment. But as I mentioned in another thread...why is it okay for the "wanta be" hotshot pickups to remove the devices and blow solid black smoke? And not okay for HD trucks?

Nice touch to add to the truck! Hmmm, a closet two-stroker? I knew you were "different" but.....

Randy, You need to change your signature box to "Two Strokes Are NOT Just for Garden Tools".

But the $$$$ question is....what punched the hole in the oil pan?. Was it punched from the inside out (by internal part) or did you hit something on the road? Keep us posted.

Lookin' good. Green and yellow...nice combination! A dog that purrs?

My 92 MH E7 has red and no issues (knock on wood).

Ya never know until you put your own eyes and hands on an item. Too bad but better luck next time.

Nice truck Randy. Too bad you have to eat deep fried crow! Good luck with it and looking forward to seeing it at Mudcungie. UPDATE: Maybe TK will add "deep fried crow" to their menu and call it the "Yardo Special".

Did you treat the fuel correctly for the temperature expected? I use and recommend Stanadyne Performance Formula!

Was it a newer unit? If so, the "muffler" is the DPF/SCR system.

West of McConnellsburg on US 30 at PA655