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With the Alcoa's on the steers I call it "Party in the front, Business in the back" Like a reverse mullet.

That is sweet. My blood is surely honda red too.

You got it Burn. Cannot unveil anymore yet. Gotta get it up to par. I might have put the aluminum alcoa's on so far....:/:

I can say confidently I know how this bucket has been taking care of. So much so I waited about 10 months for it. I could have bought a clapped out x utility bucket, that had been "refreshed" with cover up paint in the mean time. But like every other one of my trucks, I stake out the one...

Thanks. 60' Paul. Just tired of climbing every single tree. Whether it's to cut one branch, or many. I've got all the tools for my niche to make things move on the ground. It took two times working for a guy with the identical truck to make me a believer. They are tree wrecking machines...

Ya, Giving it the once over with wax and cleaner, then hitting the trees.:)

FOR SALE: One well used New Tribe saddle, spurs included. I'm hanging them up in trade for three levers. :)

Yep, regulator, foot pedal, and torch.

LOL, I know right. I only gave 1,000 for it. About the price you'd pay for a brand name 110volt mig. :lol: I have a project coming up involving aluminum. I got prices of 15-1800. I said screw it, I've done a bunch of SS Tig one winter, and there is nothing wrong with learning and having a...

Somehow this thing followed me home today. Gotta read up on the Tig books. I got tipped off about it from some one on a welding forum. Lightly used Miller Syncrowave 250 tig/arc. It was owned by an art school in NYC. Very seldom use. We wheeled it out of the school into my truck.:|:

Picked up the last piece of the firewood puzzle today. Should go nice with the super splitter. Have some odds and ends, belts, grease, couple pillow blocks, but overall not to shabby. I wasn't power washing it, I swear.:what:

It's all good, being a gear slut is your gig. I just notice, or think, that your excitement over a new piece of gear favors your opinion of it. It just might make people lean towards something that, well, just might not be the truth. No digs on ya, just saying. I used to get all excited...

Adrian, I find it that every new tool you get you rant and rave how super awesome it is at first. I tend to notice we find out the real truth further down the road. :)

Lol! Your just super human strong, Nick. I feel every bit of the weight. We used to do everything possible not to use them when moving the spider lift where I helped out a bit.

4x8 are 86lbs

No lifting with an ALC. Hmm, ya Nick.

Yuck! ' I was looking at the 5k, for loading onto deck over semi trailers. The height seems to be "similar". http://www.discountramps.com/truck-trailer-ramps.htm

Prob won't tow much. Occasionally. I'm going to really figure out the best angle for the ramps. They have a hell of a nice selection at discount ramps .com. Probably 12-14' I'm thinking. Any pics of the rack?

Ya, I can move the 10 with the forks. The truck has about a 48"+/- flat space between the back of the tool box and rear mount unit (she's a shorty). It has 1' expanded metal sides to keep them all in. I might store them on their side as I need to be able to drive the mini up onto the flat...

64 lbs. Where I used to work PT we had three 4x8's. Very difficult for me to handle them.