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What part of Indy do you call home?

Brought the 5 ton out to pick up my nephews skid steer and my grandsons dump truck. I had 23 tons of #8's delivered and didn't want to spread it by hand.

Can you show us a close up pic of how you're stowing your tow bar? Thanks Dave

:ditto: Exactly like Don said! I had to school the Greenfield branch also.

I'm not sure if I can make it that's my on cycle for work. I will have to see if I have any vacation days left when the time comes.

Biff better not mess with me. Pic's of the fire pit I added but the 5 ton had to haul all the rock.

Picked up material for a fire pit in the m1009.

I picked up 5000# of landscape rock today for our fire pit area. The truck rides so much better with a little weight on it.

Welcome from Indy.

That's funny!

I thought they were Ash tree's but I could be wrong because I don't know much about tree's. He doesn't have a sawmill just an outdoor wood burner that heats his house and hot water.

Ahab that was only two loads and I would guess that there is still 6 or 7 more loads. The woman called and said she had a couple trees cut down so we weren't expecting all of that. He is going to keep hauling with my truck on any free time that he can come up with.

The 5 ton was able to stretch it's legs a little today and helped my nephew pick up some free wood today. She handled it like a champ.

I have added super singles to my m925 truck so I consider it a m925a1.

I ran my a1 down the interstate yesterday and my wife ask how fast will it run so I said lets find out. The truck ran 72mph using gps and I quickly brought her back to 55.

I bought this M1009 in St Louis and have been very pleased with it so far fixing small issues along the way. It's nice to have something smaller than the 5 ton to drive at times.

:ditto:

Nice rigs and welcome from Indy.

Our local union crane operators training facility has M1009's and M1008's on their back lot.