Posted by cadet trooper on June 01, 2009 at 16:58:25 from (69.223.76.107):
In Reply to: combine hauling posted by mike3320 on June 01, 2009 at 15:34:25:
You know what Mike? I kinda like what a couple young pups were doing on the combine forum and that was drive em home sounds like fun take the camping gear or setup some fleabag hotels or bed and breakfasts on the way take the back roads plenty of flashing lights and a head trailer and tow the widest head use the grain bin to stow your gear and a nice camera. Can't use interstate highways that's the rule. Time to take time and smell the roses or mouse pee in the cab fan. Just like the old covered wagon days with a banner that says PA or bust you might even make the local evening news somewhere.LOL CT
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