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Old 08-18-2008, 10:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ok, after the biggest damn disaster in the history of car/truck buying, it's here, logo'd, ready to roll
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Holy cow! thats some real serious equipment you have there - no wonder you were tight lipped about the how and what you were up to -

Damn you pull up, it means business - and I can see where loading and unloading is nothing to take lightly - and takes time

Get a load of that batwing - LOL ready for take off

I guess you have your CDL for something like that....its a fantasy for me even if I could have a rig like that - Hot damn, fell like dialing up your number thats on your cab and congratulating you on this acquisition!!

Real nice Brian way to go !

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Old 08-18-2008, 10:46 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Ok, after the biggest damn disaster in the history of car/truck buying, it's here, logo'd, ready to roll.
UN-FREAKIN'-BELIEVABLE
OhMyGawd Lone!!! Did you rob a damn bank?????????

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Holy cow! thats some real serious equipment you have there - no wonder you were tight lipped about the how and what you were up to -

Damn you pull up, it means business - and I can see where loading and unloading is nothing to take lightly - and takes time

Get a load of that batwing - LOL ready for take off

I guess you have your CDL for something like that....its a fantasy for me even if I could have a rig like that - Hot damn, fell like dialing up your number thats on your cab and congratulating you on this acquisition!!

Real nice Brian way to go !
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He means business all right!!! He could move a freakin' 60,000 lb track excavator with that rig!!! Good Gawd Almighty!!!

What's going on here Lone??? Tell us the truth!!! How many banks did you have to rob to end up with a rig like that???

Folks are gonna faint dead away when they see what pulls up to mow their back yard!!! Be sure to take pix!!!

But now please tell us the truth Lone: Photoshop... right???

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Talking Very nice setup...now get to work...and pay for it

Glad to see the economy is so bad out your way...that you had to supplement it singled-handedly...

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What type of rig is that a freightliner? Kenworth? dont feel offended because I cant tell the type - its beatiful no matter who makes it

what type of motor ? stats?

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What type of rig is that a freightliner? Kenworth? dont feel offended because I cant tell the type - its beatiful no matter who makes it

what type of motor ? stats?

Looks like a Freight Liner to me. And loading looks like it might be a little easier than ya think. That trailer looks like it has a fold under ramp, which means that the bed is capable of sloping for easy loading.
 
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Looks like a Freight Liner to me. And loading looks like it might be a little easier than ya think. That trailer looks like it has a fold under ramp, which means that the bed is capable of sloping for easy loading.
I think the old Cowboy just left the rest of us in the dust hauling equipment-wise. Just like that Michael Phelps kid over in the Olympics, this easily sets the record and a "new standard" for tractor equipment haulers... and I think it's a record that nobody here (or anywhere else) is gonna beat for a very long time to come. Holy Geesus!!!

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WOW!!!
That certainly is an awesome rig! Hope she gives you many good years of service!

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