Wayne your blower switches you have in the bed of your truck are they water proof .
Hello Robert
The switches are not water proof and I have had to replaced a couple over the years . Not complaining because they where cheap.
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Ok thanks Wayne I will be ordering switches soon.
While out working the ole wood burner this afternoon it rolled over 32,000 miles on wood gas.
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I worked the ole wood burner hard today with farming chores . Hard for me to believe I got as much work done with no gasoline .
Something wrong with my camera ( or operator ) , the videos shut down at one minute with out me realizing it . 
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truck still sounds good wayne I cant wait to see that sort of nice weather here.
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The ole V-10 work truck has been at work and earning it’s keep the last few days. I have been trying to thin out my junk pile a little .
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Mixed feelings. I am glad you are able to put the past behind and look to a bright future. Plus a little cash in the pocket helps. 
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Oh, no! I’m unable to push the like button. So many valuables. I hope you get paid accordingly.
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So many tasty pieces of potential going away there. I wish we were close enough to trade “junk”
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Yes Steve . I hate to let the old stuff go but it is taking up pasture space .
I did pull the rear tires off the old tractor . Maybe I can sell those separate.
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Wayne, I thought that was against your religion…I’m not sure what to say about it. It’s a little hard to watch a man defile his own conscience. 
Nice looking scrap pile there Mr. Wayne K, i bet them tractor tires and the truck axel wood sell at the auctions if any body is paying much.? Whare i live there is an on line auction in every direction 10 too 25 mile out.I sold 1985 ford truck fenders . doors, and hood for around 150 too 200 bucks, though on a slow auction week they may have sold for far less.Scrap prices are going back up with fuel prices’ and may climb more i think from the steel tarrifs.Be carefull with the rattlers they may not give up there hunt clubs.
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Have got a winch on your trailer Wayne? That’s some heavy iron, and look non-running. Trucks that old here have long since returned to the earth as oxides of iron (or been converted to new toaster ovens😁).
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Hello Will.
No winch on the trailer .
These pieces were easy loaded with my tractor but I have got some big iron coming up that will take a little more thought .
I hauled about 30,000 pounds and a lot more left to go .
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Hauled off my old dump truck this morning 
It is a F7 BIG JOB ford
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It looks like the old truck spent some of it;s younger years in Michigan.
The old truck brought $88 less than I paid for it 39 years back . Depreciated $2.25 a year .
In the above photo I am to the left and my brother to the right .
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That is a cool photo Mr Wayne, you look like a guy not to be messed with in that pic!
You’ve made the switch from gasoline to wood power over the years, but I see you’ve stuck with the plaid shirts and overalls 
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No problem, you look about middle twentys in that pic. I wounder what size that rear axel was.Thanks for the memery pics. I wish old vehicles lasted that long up here in the rust belt, when i bought my 04 grand am i allmost thought it was low on rust untill the plastic rockers fell off leaving the rockers rust mostly missing rocker panels, common in the salt rust belt.
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I’m still hauling iron with with the V-10 .
It is hard to tell but the first two pics are a international road tractor . It is the front end of my wood chucker. Looks pretty rough after I rolled it around the pasture .
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