70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
I wish the pictures offered more detail of rear of the truck fifth wheel or flat? I like that it has air brakes.
Dodge big trucks
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C Body Bob
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commando1
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On the Dodge Trucks forums, they're probably arguing on whether it should be saved or grabbed for parts before the derby guys get it
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
We hardly ever talk about the derby guys over there, wouldn't want to steal your thunder.
LocuMob
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Plus I think we all have ADD as we move off topic on almost every non restoration thread, usually immediately.
commando1
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How about them Packers, huh?
LocuMob
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They suck, just like my Vikings.
MrMoparCHP
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Funny thing is I think there are more truckers here than in the Sweptline forum.
Alan
Alan
65Fury440
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if you look close the front axle is a drive axle and the windows are open on the 1st car on
top
Isn't that a Freightliner? I would guess the rear axles drive too?
The CO rollback is sweet!
C Body Bob
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The expanded metal caught my eye... had to look closer at the fuel tank to realize what it was. Now I'm trying to imagine to the poor guy climbing across that to hook up lights and brakes. I'm guessing the non-driving stuff is some of the worst parts of truck driving.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
No one could extract the last penny out of tooling like Dodge could...
C Body Bob
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commando1
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Boy, I recognize that bumper. FORD Louisville. Bent a few of those backing up...
70bigblockdodge
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Not at all, standing in the snow up to my knees trying to unwind a frozen strap winch, trying to slide it up and down a road slush encrusted winch track is some of my fondest memories.
commando1
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We all endure(d) some really shitty conditions that separate the men from the wusies
But... Nobody has it worse than these guys.
For me, it was strapping on chains when the snow you were in came up to the frame.
More so when I was stuck and couldn't drive onto the chains...
But... Nobody has it worse than these guys.
For me, it was strapping on chains when the snow you were in came up to the frame.
More so when I was stuck and couldn't drive onto the chains...
We all endure(d) some really shitty conditions that separate the men from the wusies
But... Nobody has it worse than these guys.
For me, it was strapping on chains when the snow you were in came up to the frame.
More so when I was stuck and couldn't drive onto the chains...
Understood... very good friend does local freight with all that BS, he wont go near one of those. He even pulled oranges one season. I hate chains... I cant imagine how much worse it was for you.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
I refused to carhaul, even when on layoff.
When carhaul was Teamster, nobody made it to full retirement. Maybe Early Disability if you were lucky to win at Arbitration.
When carhaul was Teamster, nobody made it to full retirement. Maybe Early Disability if you were lucky to win at Arbitration.
I saw some real winners doing that job in my dealer years... I guess you just explained why...
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
F$#@, these POS scab car haulers the manufacturers are using now?
Their drivers don't last a year.
And nobody cares. It will get there eventually one way or another.
Their drivers don't last a year.
And nobody cares. It will get there eventually one way or another.
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