Posted by KCTractors on June 09, 2018 at 07:34:54 from (166.181.86.45):
In Reply to: ok boss posted by jon f mn on June 08, 2018 at 18:22:08:
And you still have both of the mirrors. I used to haul pulp length firewood with a Tandem and Pup trailer. I ran into those problems all the time. Boss just got me a brand new Mack Elite with all that shiny chrome and dual exhaust and a new Sircle 7000 pulp-loader on the back. He sent me to deliver a load where I never was. First day with the new rig. When I got to the the location, it was as bad as yours. Low limbs and narrow with brush on both sides. I took a walk down the drive-way and I decided that was not going in there. I probably would have bent my Loader joy-sticks and scratched the hack out my new truck. I did unload the wood at the end of his drive-way.
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