Kenworth 850 Off Highway

[ihbuilder]

Originally Posted by RCP57

Hmmm. It's some sort of packaging foam that I got from the local Princess Auto. They sometimes have it in laminated sheets two layers thick but they only had the single layer stuff the other day. We use it on the fish boat for ice blankets to keep the ice cold for longer but it turns out that it makes good tire foams for heavy vehicles. I'm gonna buy some more in case they never have it again. Wonder what it would cost to ship some to you and what customs would say?

Reg

I'll look on U-line if it's some sort of packing foam .

customs , no prob. just put on package "USG ICBM parts TOP SECRET"

[carp]

Finished model looks great Reg thats an impressive load most of that wood looks solid, is your front door big enough so you can drive it loaded straight to your fireplace?

[Trucker_Jo]

Woah.
About those line machine pictures my grandpa ran one before the mountain blew back in the 70's. As for the make its a washington. I don't have exactly the best angled pictures, but if you really want pictures I can get them to you.

Jarrett

[RCP57]

Originally Posted by JAMMER

Reg you have done a great job with the truck and trailer the only thing you need is a little smoke coming out the stacks that is the only thing missing. Keep up the good work and have a good day today and a better one tomorrow. Ed

Thanks ED, I think noise and smoke may be winter projects if funds allow.

Originally Posted by ihbuilder

I'll look on U-line if it's some sort of packing foam .

customs , no prob. just put on package "USG ICBM parts TOP SECRET"

Haha, If you can't find any let me know...I'll send some your way.

Originally Posted by carp

Finished model looks great Reg thats an impressive load most of that wood looks solid, is your front door big enough so you can drive it loaded straight to your fireplace?

Maybe I should have built a short log trailer and a ramp up to the front door...still time. Don't usually have to lite the wood stove till October around here....

Originally Posted by Trucker_Jo

Woah.
About those line machine pictures my grandpa ran one before the mountain blew back in the 70's. As for the make its a washington. I don't have exactly the best angled pictures, but if you really want pictures I can get them to you.

Jarrett

I'm trying to figure out what type of loader the logging company used...If it was a Washington then I might need to see them.lol

[ihbuilder]

just found some right here in PA a little pricy but hey gotta pay to play

[RCP57]

This stuff is cheap @ $10 for a sheet and it has been on sale for $7. Typical of any surplus joint though, they may never have it again...I better hoard it all

Reg