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Re: Longest 'road trip' on your own wheels
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Posted by RJ-AZ on November 03, 2004 at 17:49:57 from (4.240.123.167):
In Reply to: Longest 'road trip' on your own wheels posted by gwb on November 03, 2004 at 11:36:44:
When I was 16 Dad sent me to town with our Chevy C60 bobtail to haul our MTA home that was in the shop getting the TA fixed. When I got there they said another day? I said we have hay down that has to be baled, so they gave me a trade in IH 400 that was in tough shape. The wheels were set way out for working beets and wouldn't fit on the truck so I roaded it home 45 miles. We didn't have phones in our neck of the woods yet so I couldn't call home for instructions and dad was pretty impressed. Four days later I headed that tractor back to town and some throttle linkage broke and I found a piece of fence wire to work till I got to a neighbors ranch (nobody home)and used his shop, tools and torch to fabricate and braze a new piece. Got that POS back to the dealer and loaded the MTA and then got it back home.
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