Checkswrecks
Ungenear to broked stuff. LiB battery consulting
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Don’t remember his name but assuming it’s the same, he started on the FJRForum long ago and a nice guy. Was big into IronButt.
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that's him. that's how i found them was on the FJR site.
Don't recall his name, but he has had several S10's and has (still is?) been on this site. If I recall right, and it is him, he is a L.A. County firefighter that commutes from St. George to L.A.
That would be @lacofdfireman
Tenman
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I backed a tractor out of my trailer. When the front tractor tire were rolling out the back of it. It picked my back truck tires up and gave it a little shove. Skidded 100 yards in park to the abyss. Still idling. Totaled 12K miles on it. I drove it home in a jerky 1st gear only. If I'd been in my F250 it wouldn't of happened
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Thank you for that Robert. I was getting heater hoses at the the Ford dealer when the first tower was hit.
Checkswrecks
Ungenear to broked stuff. LiB battery consulting
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I worked the Pentagon and those were long gory smelly days and nights picking through the debris with the Feebies and cadaver dogs.
I was at LAX to pick up a colleague of mine who was flying in from Phoenix. We were supposed to meet with a client at Staples Center to discuss an upcoming event. Bob was in the air when the grounding order came through, and he was fortunate enough that his plane was able to land at LAX. I was at the pickup area when police shut everything down so I went to one of the local hotels where we had an office, and I knew the basement was a bomb shelter.
On the 10th anniversary, I was in NJ, had just wrapped up another show, and was flying home out of Newark. I forgot what day of the week it was, but it was eerie driving down 95 to the airport with no traffic whatsoever. Of course, the mood in the airport was extremely somber that day, and it was one of the least crowded flights I had been on at that time.
On the 10th anniversary, I was in NJ, had just wrapped up another show, and was flying home out of Newark. I forgot what day of the week it was, but it was eerie driving down 95 to the airport with no traffic whatsoever. Of course, the mood in the airport was extremely somber that day, and it was one of the least crowded flights I had been on at that time.
cyclemike4
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that is a cool little video!
cyclemike4
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That really sucks. I have a 3/4 ton truck and i still have to put blocks under the back of the trailer to get my tractor on and off it. My buddy had put two trailer jacks at the back of his trailer that pivot horizontal when he is on the road. It is a very slick system and quick. No need to keep up with blocks and such.
Tenman
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Just got thru watching the news on the fires in the west. It made my stomach churn.
saw this at the tenere UK meet saturday
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