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Originally Posted by marksbug

can you throw that in my truck:lol:

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Sure can, if you want your truck to look like this!!!

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Originally Posted by hemmjo

Sure can, if you want your truck to look like this!!!

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Of course not. Load goes in truck BED!

hmm I kinda like it. but somebody stole the tires.

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Originally Posted by marksbug

hmm I kinda like it. but somebody stole the tires.

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Not really. Removed for your safety; afterall, they were flat...

eye sea says the blind man...or blond woman.hard to tell since im blind.and blond

Double helical gear planer in the gear cutting department of Mesta Machine Company.

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Sorry marksbug; no can do. Besides, your truck is still full, and flat tires.

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Originally Posted by Jon

Double helical gear planer in the gear cutting department of Mesta Machine Company.

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I'd love to see that machine in operation.

Rolling plates at 72" mill. Homestead Steel Works. Homestead, PA. 1920-1930.

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now thats a messa steel rollers... or is this the scooter factory.