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Bronco72 said:
I hobo on train cars full of Bush light, so i just wonderin if you did too. I see a lot of that from train to train.








Fixed it for you Eric!! :stir:
 
Cheapest I've gave for gas in a long time.
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There is a guy in town here that rides around with a duck like that strapped to an XJ on the weekends. From what a buddy told me you're supposed to take a pic and post it on facebook, something about hashbrowns and a quacken.
 
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Dogs try so hard to let us know they have to go sometimes we miss the warnings. However I seem to miss them Everytime.

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Anyone looking for a rig? He says turn key. I've seen videos of it and looks like a good rig. Damn good price too.
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Seen that rig at the Ohio Off-road Expo this winter and thought it was pretty cool

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Fabricator1's pic got me reminiscing about one I let get away... Anybody seen it? Per Carfax, it was last registered in Maryville Tn around 2013.

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muddinmetal said:
It actually helped confirm for me that it's not a place I really want to visit

I can confirm that personally. I was there for a week for work and I definitely wouldn't want to go back if I could get out of it. Streets are lined with beggars and trash.
 
nvrenuf said:
Fabricator1's pic got me reminiscing about one I let get away... Anybody seen it? Per Carfax, it was last registered in Maryville Tn around 2013.

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That's a clean looking truck. I saved another one from the crusher but it's pretty rusty. Oddly enough, as many of these trucks as I've cut up and parted out, this is the first one that I've had with auto hubs on the Dana60. Knew they were out there but must not have been very popular
 
Thanks, it was really clean when I let it go but it wasn't pretty when I got it. It was an old USAF truck, every panel was peeling and dented. It was a lot of fun after it was finished, a real head turner. I'd love to find it again but I need another project like I need a whole in my head.

That auto hub truck is neat, it should have a synchronized 205. They're difficult to upgrade the front out out but they shift noticeably better than a regular 205.
 
pholmann said:
I live close to Maryville and I haven't seen it.

Since Carfax doesn't show registration activity since '13 I'm afraid it's be wrecked and/or parted. It had some neat parts so it would have had a lot to offer for a project. :(
 
nvrenuf said:
Since Carfax doesn't show registration activity since '13 I'm afraid it's be wrecked and/or parted. It had some neat parts so it would have had a lot to offer for a project. :(
I have lived and worked in Maryville for over 20 years and haven't ever seen it. Thats one of those trucks I would definitely recognize
 
Dad is counting his blessings and looking for a new backhoe bucket this morning.
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Headed down a steep hill at the farm with a load in the bucket and it started gaining speed faster than he liked so he thought if he just put the hoe down that it would drag and slow him down but it just took pressure off the rear tires and acted like a sled right into a walnut tree. I think his pride hurts more than anything. He's been running tractors his whole life basically and has been down that hill thousands of times on his old tractor with a loader and when that would happen he would just drop the bucket. Well this was his first time in that situation in his backhoe and **** happened so fast he didn't have time to realize his new idea was a bad one.

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onepieceatatime said:
Headed down a steep hill at the farm with a load in the bucket and it started gaining speed faster than he liked so he thought if he just put the hoe down that it would drag and slow him down but it just took pressure off the rear tires and acted like a sled right into a walnut tree. I think his pride hurts more than anything. He's been running tractors his whole life basically and has been down that hill thousands of times on his old tractor with a loader and when that would happen he would just drop the bucket. Well this was his first time in that situation in his backhoe and **** happened so fast he didn't have time to realize his new idea was a bad one.

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Gotcha. Glad he's ok and understand the hurting pride too.

Just need to come up with a cooler story of how the damage to the bucket happened and pride is taken care of.
 
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Dad is counting his blessings and looking for a new backhoe bucket this morning.
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Damn that took a lick!! I know how much hell the bucket on my old C model case has cought and ill iv ever did was bend down the top edge. Its a wonder it didnt throw him over the hood. The breaks on my old old beater pretty much dont exist and its is a odd feeling when it starts running away and aint much u can do but hold on
 
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