Timothy Maikshilo

Tom great pics. Glad you and Ed could get together for a cuppa and enjoy some good weather.

11 hours ago, carlotpilot said:

not a lot of the white stuff where you are?

No sunny and 75 degree's but winter is coming soon to the land of the long white cloud. Than is will get a bit frosty here 32 for a low and during the day about 50 to 55  we may have a bit of work in American Samoa this coming winter.

Great pics! Don't miss the snow!

On 2/6/2017 at 10:51 AM, BillyT said:

What make is that R model looking tractor with the fancy bumper?

Billy T I believe it is a R686 350 12 speed with 44's

Like Jim said! This one is worth saving, good find!

Vlad, Thank you for all the great pictures. Quite an interesting thread too!

On 9/27/2016 at 11:12 PM, VT Mack said:

Wow I have not seen that superliner in years but knew it immediately! It was Pizzagalli construction's driven by a guy named Sandy, I changed some tires on it when I worked at Reilly tire in South Burlington.

Sonny Sloan still has it and runs it on occasion.

Great video Pauly Boy! Well, when we come in December, we'll clean the cob webs out of the old R model!

Nice to see an old dog getting it done!

2 hours ago, j hancock said:

Hmmmm.....she sounds like an expensive date.

Well she maybe an expensive date but she puts out....770,000 Square yards on interstate 95 in Maine the last three months with her 12 foot drum :0

1 hour ago, hatcity said:

is that to replace the 35 mph crash truck?

Thankfully it wasn't me who crashed that truck! I would not have wanted to be on that call with the CEO!

1 hour ago, j hancock said:

Looks pretty Good!

Hmmm..... the spare tire hold 'em down needs some work.

Remember, it's not a Dodge,  It is a RAM!

Jim, I will get the mechanics to make me a proper one this week

9 hours ago, tjc transport said:

they are very thirsty.

drinks way too much for me. the one we had at the old job would use close to 200 gallons of fuel in a 12 hour day

Yes for sure it needs a fuel truck to follow it around!

The driver and dump truck are the same company and the driver was looking for the blue lights behind him when he hit the tri axle. We use blue lights on most our jobs.

Here is what happens when you drive into the back of a parked tri axle traveling 35 mph....No one was injured but damn!

Wow that would have been an awesome office view for sure. Looks like that combo would be difficult to get turned around in a tight area.

23 hours ago, j hancock said:

Did he buy her dinner first?

Well no but her did fuel her up!

23 hours ago, mrsmackpaul said:

a 27 liter pussy I bet it felt like Christmas to him LOL thats a lot of power there Tim

 

Paul

Paul it was pretty mean sounding ole girl!

Worked nights in Maine and my crew ran the Wirtgen W2200. It has a V12 Cat in it and my young operator was found making love to it!

Vinny! Thank you for sharing!

Good on ya Pauly!

Thank you Pauly Boy! very nice clip and good to remember all those folks.

Great thread going guys! Nice to see and hear about these ideas.