Just when I thought I could take a short break, these pictures are revving me back up!
Nice looking outfits, guys!
Mike, I noticed your towable forklift. I have one also.
Folks that have never used one have no idea how much time is shaved off the work day compared to other styles of forklifts.
Maybe we can start a thread on forklift pictures.
Harry is right, the towable lifts are ready to roll in a couple of minutes.Biggest problem with these converted truck/forklifts is the turning radius.Its a real bear to remove pallets that were put in a tight (bad)place by a swinger,with one of these.Don't ask how i know...
!947 IH KB-3 0ne ton, should be all I need as hobby guy. And yes it runs and drives. All my hives are within 2 miles. This would only work for a hobby.
Sweet looking cab over Greg!
What year is it?
Your grandpa had a Cheby Kodiac with a Cat in it as I remember when he hauled a load of bees I bought on a sale in Kearney many years back.
the cabover is a 1987. had it repainted a couple years ago. yes you are right we had either an 82 or 84 Kodiak. cant remember which year is was. i think it had a CAT 3208 in it. just remember it smoked ALOT lol. i was fairly young when we had that truck. got rid of it about 10 years ago. the truckbed from the kodiak got extended and put on my truck.
My treasured Subaru Baja Bee Truck will probably be declared totaled on Monday. A lady decided it was time for me to get a new one, she pulled in front of me as I drove 35 mph with the right of way.
How do I keep the bee poop off my shiny new rig? Why can't we buy a tiny pickup anymore n this country?
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