I own my copy!! 8)

Tootie and her hubby hung up on me. They are communists

Hey wait a min....YOUR the one who dropped signal :sad: We figured we would call ya later.

We are sitting at the TA at exit 68 here in TN. This palce is a DIVE!!

tootie

Sitting in OKC at the TA getting ready to watch a movie. We have to deliver Monday in friona TX then most likey DH home to Tulsa.

This load pays about 2700 to us. That is not to bad but I am not to impressed we have to DH out all the time. We only took this load this time so we could get home.

I will post pics tomorrow of a few of our loads lately. I have to upload them to photobucket first.

Take care

tootie 8)

Tootie, didn't know until last week that you had a thread going. Sure enjoy reading about your adventures! Thanks for taking the time to post so others like me can learn from your experiences both good and bad. I sure appreciate it and will enjoy following your travels as you post.
Steve

Here are a few pics of what we have been hauling. The green and white thing is the harvester we have on now.

The red thing is the combine. They were putting the wheels on it. This thing was HUGE!!

http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...ewtruck024.jpg


http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...ewtruck021.jpg

We are home now.....going a hundred miles and hour!!

tootie

Actually, the Case I-H is a harvester, also. :P It is also called a combine. John Deere would be the best one to get. 8) :P Nothing runs like a Deere. The Claas is a forage harvester, used for silage. There are several different types of heads that you can use. They have pick-up heads for picking up windrows, row heads for corn, and several different types of mowers. Speaking of Claas, it's a German company. A few years ago, CAT started putting out combines. Funny thing is, they are the same thing as the Claas combines. Havent quite figured that out. I assume that Claas is using CAT for their products here in the U.S.

A lot of fun pulling those combines on those 2-lane highways in Kansas. :P

Tootie, did you get the claas from Baltimore? I have a friend who is a claas mechanic and he says they come in from Germany to Baltimore. Just curious.

Yep, we picked the claas up in baltimore

tootie