Fixin some fencing

TJ-Bill · 10-31-2009, 03:48 PM

Not really any picture of doing the work but I got a kick out of the horses

they wouldn't leave me alone all day.. poor dogs spent most of the time in the truck..

treemandan · 11-02-2009, 01:48 PM

All I know is that you will NEVER drive any truck of mine.

Did you but it like that or something?

deevo · 11-02-2009, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by treemandan

All I know is that you will NEVER drive any truck of mine.

Did you but it like that or something?

That's what all the trucks up here in the great white north look like! lol! I don't keep horse feed in the back of mine though, that's a totally separate dealer option!

treemandan · 11-02-2009, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by deevo

That's what all the trucks up here in the great white north look like! lol! I don't keep horse feed in the back of mine though, that's a totally separate dealer option!

Oh, down here you'd be ostracized immediatly, cast out of soceity with hatred if you put sumpin like that on the road.

TJ-Bill · 11-03-2009, 05:55 AM

HAhaha.. yeah I bought the truck like that. it used to belong to a heavy equpiment welding shop and was used as the shop truck for a couple years.. Honestly there's not 1 straight panel on it, there is now way all those dents happened by "accident"

I like the truck I use it to get haul wood, hay, feed or whatever I need. It's nice to have a truck to use where your not scared to scratch it.

We call it the wrinkle truck..

crashagn · 11-03-2009, 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by TJ-Bill

I like the truck I use it to get haul wood, hay, feed or whatever I need. It's nice to have a truck to use where your not scared to scratch it.

We call it the wrinkle truck..

DAng right!! Pullin posts out and need them loosend.. heck push into it a few times with the bumper..Need a temp gate to keep cattle in.. put the ole pickup in the way. When they rub or run into it just means they are cleaning it and knockin the mud off for free and testing the sheet metal for structural stability.

kkottemann · 11-04-2009, 08:33 PM

That truck belongs to a man who goes to WORK every day! I like it...mine currently has a bit of sharky clay, silt loam plastered along the side.....a fine mixtrue of diesel, hydrolic oil, grease and wolod chips in the bed and bent leaf springs! One of older family members of a timber company i used to work for said once in a meeting "if a foresters truck ain't dirty....then he ain't making me any money".

TJ-Bill · 11-07-2009, 06:26 PM

Here's my other vehicle..

Good thing the wife has a car.. she won't let me drive it though... not sure why

MS TreeMonkey · 11-10-2009, 04:11 AM

OUCH!!! Busted !!! Little too fast through a ditch or too much "rock hopping?"!

TJ-Bill · 11-10-2009, 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by MS TreeMonkey

OUCH!!! Busted !!! Little too fast through a ditch or too much "rock hopping?"!

too much Mud and too much of a few big rocks! Never had a sealed bearing go like this before.. time to upgrade!

10-31-2009, 03:48 PM	#1
TJ-Bill Arboristsite MVP Join Date: May 2008 Location: NB Canada Posts: 645	Fixin some fencing Not really any picture of doing the work but I got a kick out of the horses they wouldn't leave me alone all day.. poor dogs spent most of the time in the truck.. __________________ MS 180 MS 310 - Muff. Mod 028 AV Super - project saw

11-03-2009, 05:55 AM	#5
TJ-Bill Arboristsite MVP Join Date: May 2008 Location: NB Canada Posts: 645	HAhaha.. yeah I bought the truck like that. it used to belong to a heavy equpiment welding shop and was used as the shop truck for a couple years.. Honestly there's not 1 straight panel on it, there is now way all those dents happened by "accident" I like the truck I use it to get haul wood, hay, feed or whatever I need. It's nice to have a truck to use where your not scared to scratch it. We call it the wrinkle truck.. __________________ MS 180 MS 310 - Muff. Mod 028 AV Super - project saw

11-07-2009, 06:26 PM	#8
TJ-Bill Arboristsite MVP Join Date: May 2008 Location: NB Canada Posts: 645	Here's my other vehicle.. Good thing the wife has a car.. she won't let me drive it though... not sure why __________________ MS 180 MS 310 - Muff. Mod 028 AV Super - project saw

11-10-2009, 04:11 AM	#9
MS TreeMonkey Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Columbus, MS Posts: 54	OUCH!!! Busted !!! Little too fast through a ditch or too much "rock hopping?"! __________________ Saws - 575xp, 346xp, 455 rancher, ms200t 1993 Brush Bandit 250 2005 Carlton 2700 Stump Grinder ONE SET OF LEGS LIKE TREE TRUNKS

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treemandan Arboristsite MVP Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: chester co pa Posts: 6,486	All I know is that you will NEVER drive any truck of mine. Did you but it like that or something?

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kkottemann Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: New Orleans,La/Poplarville, MS Posts: 362	That truck belongs to a man who goes to WORK every day! I like it...mine currently has a bit of sharky clay, silt loam plastered along the side.....a fine mixtrue of diesel, hydrolic oil, grease and wolod chips in the bed and bent leaf springs! One of older family members of a timber company i used to work for said once in a meeting "if a foresters truck ain't dirty....then he ain't making me any money".

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