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the "Official" Ritchie Brothers Gallery
- Thread starter Burnout
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Burnout
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Burnout
Senior Member
Burnout
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The Rubicon is stock....and the tires are Dayton Timberline MT's in the 32" flavour. The reason I included it is because today.....it went to the 4x4 shop to get its lift and new tires installed.
Today the Rubicon grows up.:drinkup
Today the Rubicon grows up.:drinkup
bobcat ron
Banned
HEF Picture slut winner of 2007/2008.
Burnout
Senior Member
Dude..... you have no idea how many more I have. I plan to make a run for supremecy of pic slutdom with pullpan. It will be the showdown of the year.
bobcat ron
Banned
I'm really liking that pic of the hammer mounted on the stick of that TLB, that's seriously innovative.
Burnout
Senior Member
Nope, infact I have never actually seen a pushcat in real life. When we push our 27/57's around we just use the 9N with whatever blade happens to be on it. And one time my 973.... but thats just because I wanted to be able to make fun of the scraper operator since he was stuck.
Renfroe Grading
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SouthOnBeach
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I was at that one. what an amazing sight. i think dad got a few pics. We were looking at boom man lifts, went up in a few of them to around 45 feet. i wish i had taken a few pics from up there. what a view of equipment.
Burnout
Senior Member
I have done that at the Toronto site... went up as high as I could on a really cold day to snap some pics of the auction site.... and then a guy in an orange set of coveralls came over and told me to come down from there.