larry merlau
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hey he tried to shear me but decide my fleece wasnt good enough or maybe wasnt enough there to warrant the time,, but he did feed and water me well last night
We came to Michigan to get a new ram...
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Are you planning on letting Larry out anytime soon, or is he confined to quarters for the duration? 
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Now, if he were wearing his kilt..........
I don't think Rennie would be standing there during the hose down
...uhggg, the the visual, I can't erase the durn visual...thanks alot Rennie & Bill, now I won't even be able to look at a Dodge Ram without flashing back to this...You know we luv ya Larry
larry merlau
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hey somebody this ugly has heard most of it and even the severity of the criticism is better than what the better half and peter does to me but i did get some work out of him today
but i did get some work out of him today
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Priceless!
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That one is now employed in our son's business Allen, and it was really more than a person should try to tow for 6000 km behind a Honda Civic
The one in the pic is our little kayak trailer, which weighs nothing and to which we did a little temporary "battlefield modification" (with the help of Greybeard) to allow us to carry two lambs and a bit of other stuff.
larry merlau
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so how is it trailering peter?
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Going fine Larry. The added height made no difference in drag, nor did the 100lbs or so of lambs-on-the-hoof.
After a great speed visit with Rob, we made it the rest of the way across Toronto rush hour (those people really need to relax). I concluded it's a lot more fun hauling a much bigger trailer in that kind of traffic
We craned that bandsaw aboard near Peterborough with the help of a front end loader. My CWW says they weigh about 350 lbs (General 15") We can notice that extra weight but it seems okay. Drove another hour and a half cruising at about 105k, no tire heating or anything.
Made it to our hotel, so we're about ready to shut down.
After a great speed visit with Rob, we made it the rest of the way across Toronto rush hour (those people really need to relax). I concluded it's a lot more fun hauling a much bigger trailer in that kind of traffic
We craned that bandsaw aboard near Peterborough with the help of a front end loader. My CWW says they weigh about 350 lbs (General 15") We can notice that extra weight but it seems okay. Drove another hour and a half cruising at about 105k, no tire heating or anything.
Made it to our hotel, so we're about ready to shut down.
larry merlau
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glad to hear yu are going along fine,, i settled some of the great food and beverages away yesterday ran a jack hammer all day breaking concrete.. never seen a slab for a frnt porch this thick..20 to 22" two layers of rewire and two rows of rebar on the perimeter.. the house floor is only 6 to 8" on the very outside???
ran a jack hammer all day breaking concrete.. never seen a slab for a frnt porch this thick..20 to 22" two layers of rewire and two rows of rebar on the perimeter.. the house floor is only 6 to 8" on the very outside???