Coming up short...hatew when that happens

[BRICKNICK]

Man I'm totally jealous Reeve, I wanna be building 1:1 instead of tamiyas LOL. I never did a stretch but my lil bro did. I changed a driver side broken frame rail on a Mack roll off that was wrecked and being put back together. Man what a nightmare, need like a million jack stands and cinderblocks to support all the Bs while we yanked the rail out. Nice job on your stretch man wish I could be there to lend a helping hand. Not often you get to chop up a new Pete.

[REEVE2007]

Originally Posted by BRICKNICK

Man I'm totally jealous Reeve, I wanna be building 1:1 instead of tamiyas LOL. I never did a stretch but my lil bro did. I changed a driver side broken frame rail on a Mack roll off that was wrecked and being put back together. Man what a nightmare, need like a million jack stands and cinderblocks to support all the Bs while we yanked the rail out. Nice job on your stretch man wish I could be there to lend a helping hand. Not often you get to chop up a new Pete.

Thank you...trucking is our passion. We love building every piece of equipment we alter!

[BRICKNICK]

Originally Posted by REEVE2007

Thank you...trucking is our passion. We love building every piece of equipment we alter!

I can understand the passion you have, my brothers and i share it as well growing up with my father being a very successful and locally respected owner operator of 35 years till he passed away. I attempted to make a go of the bussiness myself with his last remaining tractor, i lasted just about two years, n didnt do to well at all. This next time around I won't fail. My younger brother and I are looking at tractors now, and i already lined up steady work for most of the year. Hopefully aspiring to a similar level of success of my dad, but you have the ultimate set up out there it seems, good for you guys.

[REEVE2007]

Originally Posted by BRICKNICK

I can understand the passion you have, my brothers and i share it as well growing up with my father being a very successful and locally respected owner operator of 35 years till he passed away. I attempted to make a go of the bussiness myself with his last remaining tractor, i lasted just about two years, n didnt do to well at all. This next time around I won't fail. My younger brother and I are looking at tractors now, and i already lined up steady work for most of the year. Hopefully aspiring to a similar level of success of my dad, but you have the ultimate set up out there it seems, good for you guys.

Thank you much. My hats off to you as well and I wish you both all the best. I often wonder how hard it would be to start from the ground up and believe me through the last couple 2-3 years there were a lot of times I thought that would be the case. My pops amazes me with what he has built along with our loyal and hard working team. Hard work and dedication is the key in my opinion. With these 2 tools any one who wants to will succeed.

[REEVE2007]

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