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"Harbor Fright" I have heard about, but "Horror Freight" is a real hoot!! :naner::beer::naner:

It looks heavy-duty and solid. For what it does (pretty neat and awesome), the cost seems about right, you know?

Wow. That is a very cool machine! And guessing that there are different dies for different diameter tube/pipe? Is the cost under $1K?

That shop is looking real sharp, for sure, Maverick1701! What are the wall panels (with the loose film) shown on that inside shot of the shop, are those insulated panels of some kind?

Looking real good, Weldman: - How are you bending that radius into those ribs?

A Striped Skunk. love those little fellers; very cool. And with all those boxed heaters, plowboy, you come out smelling like a Rose!

Clean shop, clean machine: - Impressive! You run a Clean Operation, Mad Texan. Nice!!

Wow, Tinstar: - That baby looks gorgeous!! :tank::beer::tank:

That's a niced haul of Stuff, there; yessir!!

Man, Jeff Lakaszcyck, that tractor is a beastly BEAUT!! Wonder if a rail option (riding some flatbedd that might otherwise roll empty), is a reasonable cost option? Don't have a clue though how to find that out. Google "rail freight"?

Done my share of bushhogging in days long gone, msgjd, and the image of landing on that stiff hayfield stubble just made me wince!! Ouch, yikes!

plowboy, you are a funny man, and that is appreciated! Yellow iron has a certain appeal, can't say why but maybe it's just the familarity.

In an age of cheap throw-away manufacturing, all that cast metal is a beautiful sight: - Including that solid (forged?) little stubby!

She will look mighty fine when she's all "dressed up", for sure (because she looks great now)! But I kind of like that current "Farm Use Only" look, I got to tell you. (y):beer:(y)

It is troublesome (isn't it?!), even for someone FAMILIAR with electrical issues: - Raised as a "Wood Butchering" carpenter, I was always mystified and stymied by electrical work - Never liked it because my go-to solution to most problems encountered was (and still is), a wrecking bar That...

First time I ever saw (or even heard) about "Runaway Truck Ramps" was when hitchhiking into Colorado (from Maryland) back in the 70's.... they're all over Colorado and they're for real.

A lawyer buddy of mine told me once that your strategy is the best one to follow... ...if you ever have to testify in a legal trial: - Just answer "yes", "no", or "I don't know". Said it's the best way to stay out of getting tangled up in trouble. Congratulations on the Title!!

Love that old brass ID tag

Whoa, nice post Tracer!! That forest of wind turbines is as interesting as the airframe: - What is the Stratolaunch designed to do (other than fly)?!

That is an excellent piece of work there, Weldman! How did you manage those PERFECT bends (#4 bar?), on the street numbers?!!