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Old 01-17-2016, 02:55 PM
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Default Uh.....yes. Not for sure what it is-truck, loader?

This may belong in the CL Deals section, but I think it warrants some discussion.....if words can be used to describe it.

Country Boy's Rat Rod? Anyway, enjoy the eye candy....

**Note the "rat rod" with lift in the background of the 4th image I posted.

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THIS is a truck loader!
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I'm not at all sure what to say about that...

Too bad the loader doesn't go all the way over, so he could load his own bed.

I guess the guy is creative?
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Kinda neat! Think I'd used a truck cab so you would have doors and a enclosed cab. And use a gas tank from a early 70's ford pickup behind the seat. Cool looking rig though! Wonder how good it preforms?
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I like it! Did you notice the fork lift in the background?
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Hold my beer and hand me the mig welder. Notice the chain drive for the steering.
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Well, that's not something you see every day. Apparently, it's only about 20 minutes from me. I'm not sure how well a loader works on something with suspension. Could get a little hairy with a full bucket of gravel lifted all the way up.
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I like it! Did you notice the fork lift in the background?
Yeah, John.....I mentioned it in my OP, but then again....how can you miss it?

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Yeah, John.....I mentioned it in my OP, but then again....how can you miss it?

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Guess I was just too distracted by the photos to finish reading

I like that he used a Farmall fuel tank as well, but being in the middle of the bed really screws up hauling things. Maybe if this thing would have been built "in reverse" it would have been more useful? The builder certainly has skills, just don't think the creation would be all that useful.
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Maybe there should be background checks before you're allowed to use a torch and welder.

I want it...
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