When good goats go baaad
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satellitedriver
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It looks like my route, except the pkg car is too clean and the road is too well paved.
Where's the chickens and the dogs?
Where's the chickens and the dogs?
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
I dont know if its the "workhorse" model or not, it is a 665-series Freightliner P-7 with dual rear wheels and the swing-open rear doors. As far as the lunch box goes, I secure it with a bungee cord attached to the trailer hitch holder.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
You cant have chickens running loose out there, the raccoons and weasels will get them. There are a few geese running around on this farm but they aren't in the picture. Same deal with the dog. Its like a trip to the petting zoo every time I deliver there.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
Its a diesel, the only gas cars we have here are a few old GMC P-5's and P-10's. I have a hitch on my car, I was told by the shop that they can put a hitch on any diesel as long as it has the dual rear wheels. We also have some of the new P-7's with single rear wheels and sliding pocket back doors, but they dont have hitches on them. Apparently the frame and rear axle on these is not strong enough for towing.
I'm missing something, trailer hitch is under the rear bumper, your lunchbox is in the cab?
soberups has a holder for the trailer hitch ball in his cab. I have never seen one of those, but its a great idea. He can back all the way up to a dock with the ball off from the mount under his rear bumper.
Big Babooba
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How to Deal With Goats:
Goat vs american soldier fighting back headbutt Funny Video
try to explain that to your boss when filling out the injury report
Goat vs american soldier fighting back headbutt Funny Video
try to explain that to your boss when filling out the injury report
Oh, we only have a handful of trucks with hitches(new P1's), and they are all under the back bumper, part of the back bumper folds up to access it.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
The reciever is under the rear bumper, and there is a "stinger" which is a metal bar with the trailer ball that slides into the reciever and is secured with a pin. When not towing, the stinger is removed because it sticks out past the rear bumper. There is a square receptacle to stow the stinger in the cab, between the steps and the firewall on the passenger side. If you look at the pic you can see part of the stinger receptacle right next to my lunch box, there is a little knob on the bottom of it that you screw in to tighten it down and keep it from rattling.
