TOAK, The Thread of All Knowledge part XIV.
02-09-2023, 12:21 PM
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It looks great. For what new vehicles are going for these days it will likely be worth fixing. Nice work on the upkeep Jeff.
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Howdy John. What did ya do with that pretty blond that was around here earlier? Is she making you a Sammich?
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Some of the big aircraft tugs, too. I think the latest one I got into was 1950's or earlier, but I'd guess the newest ones have them, too. Worked on a steam to gas, steel wheels to rubber railroad thing for moving cars in a railyard that was converted to an aircraft tug that had them, too. What a mechanical frankenstein that was. All those things required tools that wouldn't fit in any of my toolboxes. 
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The gal or the van? ... Please be specific
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