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Love the above stories and memories. I did the same as Doug, I received a ROTC scholarship and used it to escape NW Arkansas. Moving...

Yep, we had essentially the same blade kit as the CEV. Only 1 tank in the company of 17 had a blade. Our 50 cals could not be...

A hearty thanks Jerry to you and all veterans, not just on 11/11, every day!

Yeah, because we lived in the Panama Canal Zone all through my junior and high school years, I was out-of-state tuition for college...

Agree! I used to get kicked out of the motor pool by the PSG all the time. He viewed that as his domain. When we went to the field the...

I don't remember the manufacturer of our loaders. Our's looked very similar to that one, ours articulated in the middle. I do remember...

I ran one of those at a local sawmill. Owner updated it with the fork kit. The forks slid into pockets on the bottom of the bucket and...

The loader I operated was about 10 years old when I got it. The other 4 companies all had the newer ones with the buckets that opened...

I think the one I ran was made by Payloader, and his other was a Trojan. The Trojan one had a cab, the Payloader did not.

That was always one of the harder things to do - find projects / training that allowed use of our heavy equipment. Even the dump truck...

Nice. The young makers are a delight. I’m reminded of a turner who passed away many years back and showed us the “tippe ttop” the aaw...

Above post wasn’t meant as a contest entry, just motivation to show what a young girl can do. Enjoy teaching her and she’s eager to...

I got this piece, the Coco peppermill blanks, black wattle, and broken Hill gidgee yesterday

Above post wasn’t meant as a contest entry, just motivation to show what a young girl can do. Enjoy teaching her and she’s eager to...

Yeah, because we lived in the Panama Canal Zone all through my junior and high school years, I was out-of-state tuition for college...