Thanks to JW4x4

swbradley1 · Oct 15, 2012

I am thanking each one of my engine recovery team personally.

Jerry brought my engine in a can back to Dayton for me.

Thank you Jerry. He probably needs hazard pay after following Special Ed in Road Oiler all the way home.

jw4x4 · Oct 15, 2012

I didn't catch him. He got a 4 1/2 to 5 hour head start. I took the same route just in case of catastrophic failure. He used his head and patiently nursed it home.

Your engine is safe and sound in the back of my 932. It sure didn't take long to put the new bed to work. We hauled a big load of wood from the lodge to the fire pit Friday night and loaded the canned engine Saturday. Ride was soooo bumpy on Rt 77 that it sawed thru 2 different straps- even after I used pieces of mud flap as rub-guards. Time for some chains and small ratchet binders for me to keep in the truck.

Speddmon · Oct 16, 2012

Steve,

I need to hijack this thread from you. I have to give a HUGE THANK YOU to Jerry and to Eric and Amy. Eric and Amy stuck with me the whole long slow way to I-81 in VA, while they could have been going well over 70, they stayed with me going 50 or less and getting covered in ATF the whole long way. And another HUGE THANK YOU to Jerry for taking the long way home just to be heading my way in case the transmission completely crapped out. As it was even the worst indian tracker could have followed me by the trail of puddles I was leaving. I had to stop every 1/2 hour to add ATF. I used a total of 9 gallons of ATF on the way home from the rally...what a ride!!!!!!!! 17 hours on the road and $118 in ATF (not counting the 2 gallons I left the rally with)

swbradley1 · Oct 16, 2012

Hijack away. We have a heck of a good team in the SS crew.

So what you are saying is a blind tracker with no sense of smell could have followed you home? At least you have a new name for the truck.

Recovry4x4 · Oct 16, 2012

New meaning to the term "Road oiler"

swbradley1 · Oct 22, 2012

JW Delivered it Too!!

JW just left after helping me get my can off his truck. Yeah, the front tires needed air but at least the hoe was full of fuel.

doghead · Oct 22, 2012

Steve, your not wearing a helmet!

Did you run out of fuel?

No doors were harmed...

:doghead:

swbradley1 · Oct 22, 2012

No apology for you!

docfarmall · Oct 22, 2012

Did you wear your safty protective strap thingiemabobbered (seatbelt) Hey its about time for you an i to do our speedbump imatation aint it?

gimpyrobb · Oct 22, 2012

You mean to tell me the loader dies if you don't have any fuel in it?! Well son-of-a-B. Are you sure a good charge of the batterys wouldn't help?

swbradley1 · Oct 23, 2012

What? You mean you don't have it installed yet?

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