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Somebody on here just mentioned recently what year they started the big nose it was earlier than what I had thought and I can’t remember what year he said I think it was 70 or 71 I was surprised cause I didn’t think it came up that early I was kinda close I would’ve guess 72

Sorry I missed this one and yes there is still a lot of them out there…: bob

Oooooooooooooooooooohhhh man I wanna go over and help… nice lookin ride thanks for that ..,, bob

Joey, you should be doing stand-up. I forgot to mention the ceiling fan was chrome . I have no idea where it came from brand new in the box.

I’m sure they just think were all old people with their old vehicles Refusing to come out of the past ha ha that’s OK we think they’re all idiots we’re even great video Matt thanks for that…. Bob

Oh, always nice to find something like that with these old things.. Bob

I think I caught the part about gas station or casino OK that was funny

Hell, I almost missed this one just look like a regular working hand. and yes, American Indian.

Working on the DM yesterday canister type sock oil filter got to thinking what is the last time I worked on one like this on a car back around 1975 I took a 327 out of a 65 impala rebuilt it and put it in a 55 Belair. I think that engine had the canister type anyone remember???

My God bud I thought this was the only communist place that sucks

I have a pretty good size workshop I used to use before I put up my garage now it’s mostly storage problem is I got too much shit in there I’m not going to use so I’ll be getting rid of some things in there tidy up to make room for more shit Not going to use ha ha yes you could be a redneck. If you keep too much stuff you’re not going to use these days I go in there and find shit that I forgot I had brand new truck ceiling fan and a box. I did not even know I had. I’m going to put it in the DM. Bob

We have night night stairs for both our little dogs for the sofa and the bed

Well, then, here’s a quick (Hi) from somebody that you hear too much of lol bob

Container job, same way waiting in line for an hour or more to get under the crane. You finally reach it and they break for one hour lunch bob

Freight driver most of my life but had to take a couple of fill in jobs along the way

That’s the way grocery warehouses used to operate 15-20 trucks all same time waiting and waiting and waiting finally get in the door then they drag thier feet pulling the shit out thank god I wasn’t on that job very long

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh rite!!!!!! Hell almost missed this one lol bob

Simply superb!!!!!!!!enjoy bud

Excellent

Yes and im afraid i forgot the fact that rushing does not help at all I should have been a little more patient

Yes, I remember that old trick from the old craftsmans when I was a kid watching them , they would always use oil in fixing I’m doing the same thing I make my second attempt at that plate. I think I can punch the old drills out from my back right now I’m just changing the oil ,,filter, filter in lines. started pulling them apart. Yesterday did not finish. I’ll get out there today. Pull out the filter taking out the lines tomorrow. I’ll stop at Freightliner and see if I can get the replacement parts sock filter. New lines just woke up still drinking or I should say, just started drinking coffee, wound up buying a bunch of oddball wrenches at a swap meet around 25 years ago bunch of hand wrenches were like 10 bucks. Turns out one of them has been toolbox. All this time actually fit one of the flanges like man are usually don’t get that lucky to have an open and that actually fits, once you get over 1 inch I usually don’t have one

Do you know the old story goes Joey you don’t work you don’t eat ha ha get a clue

Never heard of them over here Paul, what I am buying a drillbit I generally go by the appearance already started the oil change process, drained the canister and remove the oil lines. I will get new parts Monday night and continue. Thanks for your input.

Unless I’m missing something, just set the new pump where the old one was set at… bob

Speaking of turn signals, my brand new Peterbilt has a sound effects built into the dashboard so you don’t keep leaving them on if I ever see it again it’s still in the shop for the fourth time