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Just reading through here shows me another example of how small a world we live in. I saw it and kept looking but I had mine in the works with Justin already. Glad you got a deal out of it. Have fun!!
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Thanks, and best wishes to you!
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Nice truck! Keep us posted on the drive shaft rebuild!
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Thanks, and will do.
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I lived in New Mexico for 17 years.
I know exactly where you are.
Holy Crap!
My hats off to you for making it that high, that heavy!
I Have a 06 LBZ and wouldn't have even considered that trip.
Well Done!!
oh, nice truck too
I know exactly where you are.
Holy Crap!
My hats off to you for making it that high, that heavy!
I Have a 06 LBZ and wouldn't have even considered that trip.
Well Done!!
oh, nice truck too
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Hey thanks! Gotta luv the LBZ, power when you need it! I see your in Okla, I used to live in central Oklahoma in the 70's and 80's.
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Yes, had to be careful, but my trailer brakes did most the work.Bet it was difficult , to slow down you're truck , with that weight behind you.
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I actually use your pictures in one of my towing / payload classes. Everyone loves your truck. 
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Lol...... let me guess, teaching the class what NOT to do? That's funny, thanks.I actually use your pictures in one of my towing / payload classes. Everyone loves your truck.
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Well actually, yes. Something about passion and schedules overcoming prudence if I remember correctly. I have my own personal anecdotes to share, but no cool pictures.
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Yes, your right. What equipment/people can do, and what equipment/people should do, are not always the same. Using good judgment when completing a task is always wise, as "just because I can" will most likely, eventually backfire on you. Fortunately in my case, the guardian angel that protects me hasn't given up on me, and seems to have my back in all the times that I allow my desire to override my good sense.Well actually, yes. Something about passion and schedules overcoming prudence if I remember correctly. I have my own personal antidotes to share, but no cool pictures.
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Been there, done that way too many times to count, I just don't have cool pictures to back 'em up. You really do have a beautiful truck, I'd do whatever It took to get it home also.
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Lol, thanks!
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We all have done stuff that later you do the "what was I thinking!".
Anyone tells you they haven't, they are lying or still living under a rock.
If you could see the terrain he went over with that rig you would be impressed.
Very well done indeed
Was it smart? Who cares. He made it.
And he saved a LOT of $$ in transportation
Anyone tells you they haven't, they are lying or still living under a rock.
If you could see the terrain he went over with that rig you would be impressed.
Very well done indeed
Was it smart? Who cares. He made it.
And he saved a LOT of $$ in transportation