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Old 06-14-2015, 08:21 AM
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A fellow I work with acquired a trailer recently. It only needed a new tire, rim and hub. I wonder how many miles of asphalt the DOT needs to repair?
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And i thought we were going to see some steam engines. duh, He could put that in the manual and show it as a dissection. Mike
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WOW! I think the PO got all the Goody out of that one. Amazing that people will do stuff like that driving down the road.
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So how far did he drag his one wheeled trailer before he figured that one out.
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On Saturday morning as a kid, I used to watch "western's"
like Hopalong Cassidy
Gene Autry/ Lone Ranger, sometimes the plot included a wagon that lost a wheel and they would fasten a log to drag in place of a wheel.
Always wondered how many miles per log they got?
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On Saturday morning as a kid, I used to watch "western's"
like Hopalong Cassidy
Gene Autry/ Lone Ranger, sometimes the plot included a wagon that lost a wheel and they would fasten a log to drag in place of a wheel.
Always wondered how many miles per log they got?
Or the Flintstones.
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A fellow I work with acquired a trailer recently. It only needed a new tire, rim and hub. I wonder how many miles of asphalt the DOT needs to repair?
In MI they wouldn't worry about fixing the asphalt....
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In MI they wouldn't worry about fixing the asphalt....
Now thats not right, we try hard to keep the potholes filled---- with suspension parts
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They don't fix them in Missouri either!
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They don't fix them in Missouri either!
Roads are smooth as glass here in SW Vir-Gin-I-A motorcycle nirvana. Oh yeah and the taxes are way cheaper than the state of CT that I escaped from.
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