Posted by INCase on July 19, 2016 at 09:33:19 from (209.221.240.193):
In Reply to: Milk Plant posted by smallercrawler on July 18, 2016 at 19:49:44:
I guess my dad drove milk can truck that belonged to one of my uncles when my dad was in high school in the mid-late 50's. I'm guessing it was a truck about like the one in the video. I think he said my uncle had an REO and a GM and an International (not at the same time).
I guess he had a routine worked out and alsways had the same # of cans some empty some full. sometimes a farmer would be short a can or have an extra one (more than normal) and it would goof up the system. couldn't have a can missing or they'd move around in the back of the truck. don't know what dairy he hauled to or where it was at even. That was around Mercer County PA. i suppose there were a few dairy's scattered around back then.
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