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Yeah, JSC, welcome also from down over here in Virginia.

Is that a polished granite countertop? Did you give somebody dimensions to fabricate it for you, or how did you get that done?

That sure is pretty lumber. And some big boards, too. Wow.

If you're lucky maybe one of those Kansas twister will drop them all in your backyard; but careful: - Bad things happen if you wear ruby slippers.

That sounds fun. I bet that's a sight to see!

That's some righteous fine timber, right there. It looks like you could mill some 36" boards out of that one log. That's sweet. You going to slab that for yourself, or do you put it up for sale?

It's a brand new world almost every day now. Good or bad (maybe both), it's pretty amazing. :3dAngus:

It's between 2:50 and 2:56, he says something about: - "And through the M-6 Pass..." Or at least that's what it sounds like he's saying. Who knows? Both vids are good stuff. Thanks!

You're talking diesels here, right: - Is that because of the wet-stacking, or is it a lot more complicated?

Pics of those would be some kind of awesome if you can get them. [thumbzup]

The narrator mentioned flying through the "M-6 Pass" (or that's what it sounded like), and that would be a road, right; aren't the roads in the UK called the "M-this or that"?

You can sort of tell, but not totally sure: - That light location is the rear of the cab, right? And is the thing remote-control moveable?

Can you please clarify that comment a little zone zero; it sounds kind of interesting: "I've been after" meaning that you've been trying to buy these things?

2cents It's a judgment call of course, a toss-up really; and the black rims look fine as is 2cents

For a rattle-can job, I'd say that looks great.

That there is a real corner of Paradise you got yourself, Spyderman. I bet it's something in the Fall. Winter too, with snow cover, for that matter. And with that stretch of river included. it's mighty close to Heaven. [thumbzup]

That's funny, but it always is a risk on older rigs isn't it!?

I was reading on some thread here where somebody's rig got docked on inspection for the the upholstery of the seats; and that surprised me because I never heard of that one before. I thought maybe your inspections would be more involved, but it sounds about the same as the Virginia Inspections...

Now that is CRAZY. You maybe want a governor of some kind on it for the speed, do you think; because that looks like a real head scrambler!

So it's not pulled behind a vehicle (like a chariot), but the seat spins 360* around a fixed axle; is that the picture?