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  • Mr. Perfect
    Hope he's doin' well.
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  • TRAP55
    Talked to him Sunday, started a new job hauling heavy equipment with a lowboy.....with his hand still in a surgical splint! Had to take the job, or it wouldn't be there the next day. I suppose the splitter is going to be his physical therapy, says it makes his knuckles hurt using it.
    Driving the stick would be bad enough with that hand, but he has to load/unload the equipment too.
    He's also having to learn how to operate the equipment, to get it off and on the trailer. He's discovered the steering wheel on a road grader has no effect on the direction you want it go. :)
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  • He Dog
    Who cares? >:)
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  • mark christian
    TRAP55 said:
    Talked to him Sunday, started a new job...

    I think BSR has had more jobs than I've owned M1s. I hope it works out for him.


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  • NeoBlackdog
    He Dog said:
    Who cares? >:)
    I do, for one.  Sounds like there are others, also. 
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  • TRAP55
    Just tell him to watch those big dozers!  Slide a track off the side on one of those and a mashed hand will be the least of his worries!  And steel on steel is like greased snot!
    Scrapers are always 'fun' too, especially the big tandems like the 637's and the like.  Can't see a dang thing.

    He already had a near miss with a new dozer, has a bunch of computer controlled throttle, and hydraulic controls that are all bassackwards. Stomp the pedal to the floor and it idles onto the trailer in low gear. Take your foot off, and it goes full throttle.
    You can guess how he found out.

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  • He Dog
    He Dog said:
    Who cares? >:)
    I do, for one.  Sounds like there are others, also. 

    Ya didn't see the devil?  I have know him for a while and was just poking fun.  I have great confidence he will do what it takes to be on top in the end.  and yeah, I care.  But don't tell Lonnie...
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  • dreher
    I for one, miss his posts!!
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  • TRAP55
    TRAP55 said:
    Just tell him to watch those big dozers!  Slide a track off the side on one of those and a mashed hand will be the least of his worries!  And steel on steel is like greased snot!
    Scrapers are always 'fun' too, especially the big tandems like the 637's and the like.  Can't see a dang thing.

    He already had a near miss with a new dozer, has a bunch of computer controlled throttle, and hydraulic controls that are all bassackwards. Stomp the pedal to the floor and it idles onto the trailer in low gear. Take your foot off, and it goes full throttle.
    You can guess how he found out.


    CAT dozers have been like that for a long time now!  Since the late 80's at least, back when I was runnin' 'em.
    It's so you can keep your feet free for the track brakes.
    Lonny's showin' his age!  LOL!
    I guess he's not the only one. The last Cat I loaded up on a lowboy, had a pony motor!

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  • mark christian
    dreher said:
    I for one, miss his posts!!
    There are really only five:

    1) I'm home.
    2) I'm on the road and in BF Egypt
    3) I'm broken down
    4) I just got into an argument with (pick no more than two) a shop owner, a mechanic, a dispatcher, some driver from Swift Truck
    5) I'm looking for another job
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  • redneckandy
    TRAP55 said:
    TRAP55 said:
    Just tell him to watch those big dozers!  Slide a track off the side on one of those and a mashed hand will be the least of his worries!  And steel on steel is like greased snot!
    Scrapers are always 'fun' too, especially the big tandems like the 637's and the like.  Can't see a dang thing.

    He already had a near miss with a new dozer, has a bunch of computer controlled throttle, and hydraulic controls that are all bassackwards. Stomp the pedal to the floor and it idles onto the trailer in low gear. Take your foot off, and it goes full throttle.
    You can guess how he found out.


    CAT dozers have been like that for a long time now!  Since the late 80's at least, back when I was runnin' 'em.
    It's so you can keep your feet free for the track brakes.
    Lonny's showin' his age!  LOL!
    I guess he's not the only one. The last Cat I loaded up on a lowboy, had a pony motor!


    My1966 D6 is the same way.
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  • mjrfd99
    Paid well but was HEAVY work just dragging the damn chains around.  
    Oh and ice + metal tracks are a special kind of ride getting on board.  

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  • dreher
    Now Mark, you are just being mean!!      :) 

     
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  • dcon12
    mark christian: 31541299642139/comments/31541342524955
    dreher said:
    I for one, miss his posts!!
    There are really only five:

    1) I'm home.
    2) I'm on the road and in BF Egypt
    3) I'm broken down
    4) I just got into an argument with (pick no more than two) a shop owner, a mechanic, a dispatcher, some driver from Swift Truck
    5) I'm looking for another job

    I am surprised nononsense has not banned you for this post! Don

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  • 4205raymond
    dreher said:
    I for one, miss his posts!!
    Same here.
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