stretch
Senior Member
Someone in a Facebook group has a pic of Bill in the 800 at the truck show in Brooklyn. Sure looked like a beast. Made his day when I gave the pic to him at our spring show! He says it went to a friend of his in East Hampton who turned it into a ten wheeler. Take your time coming down Ron, we'll be there for many years to come.Nice to hear from you again.That KW came after I left,he had an DM800 pulling the lowbed before that and that is all they ever used it for.I am surprised that he ever traded up for anything else.
I am pretty frustrated with this wheelchair thing,I have a lot to do before I kick off.I feel great but my body can't keep up with me.
I could still run equipment once I got in the seat but I don't imagine anyone would hire me at my age.Again,keep in touch Stretch.I still have not got my truck registered and according to the doctor I can't drive as I have spells occasionally that I lose touch with the rest of the world.I hope they can get that fixed.I do have my drivers license but did not have time to get my DOT medical card so I had to take the regular license instead of a class one but they say I have 2 years to do that with no penalty and upgrade to the class one again.
I would love to make a show someday in Colchester,we will see how it goes.
Ron G
That may have been another one of our young members who is Bill's protege, as Bill isn't computer literate quite yet. The scraper runs every show, come on out and visit sometime!Interesting post. I fail to remember who but I traded a few PMs with a fellow that was working on restoring the Letourneau LS at the Zagray Farm a couple years ago. I sent some dimensions of distances between sheaves and some photos of sheets out of an original manual so they could get the cables strung and the bowl adjusted properly. I'm pleased to hear they have it working at their event. It is one of the shows on our bucket list.