Seriously here's the plow truck after I welded the two halves back together .... Yup held together with lawn mower blades.... Made it through. I have a different truck I'm getting ready to put the plow onto....
My leukemia's back.
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you're a great problem solver Phil
Now that is real Yankee Ingenuity, at its best. Glad it held together for the rest of the season. Sorry you got all of our snow - we had very little snow this winter.
I agree with the others regarding your ingenuity, and problem solving skills. My dad was like that. I hope you were able to pass on some of your skills to your son.
Glad to hear it! That one does look to be on its last leg despite your clever repair. You are one super strong guy Phil. I wouldn't be doing any of that stuff if I had a broken hip!
Getting a new apartment monday, not what I want but what has to be done. 4 decades of time in one place is not common at all, esp in my area where people stay 3to 5 years max...
Yeah, we’ve been in this old mobile for 22, almost 23 years. Not that I ever see the inside of it anymore. <sigh> Change is probably exactly what you need right now.
So is this scrap? Or is it simply a on farm farm truck? meaning it rarely goes more than a mile on pavement and is simply used on property?
Been in my home 50 years come Labor Day, I love it here.
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