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08/16/2008 5:53 PM  
Ok After putting new brakes on the New Tool for THE NEW RIVER & WESTERN RR rock mover We tested it today.

Over a year a go I tried to move a rock and it bent the rock crane.

Today I was able to finish diging it loose with the back hoe and picking it up with the loader bucket






Now we can get on with some serious mountian building
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08/16/2008 6:12 PM  
Posted By John J on 08/16/2008 5:53 PM

Ok After putting new brakes on the New Tool for THE NEW RIVER & WESTERN RR rock mover We tested it today. Over a year a go I tried to move a rock and it bent the rock crane. Today I was able to finish diging it loose with the back hoe and picking it up with the loader bucket


Now we can get on with some serious mountian building


Ah yes, the right toy tool for the right job.Â



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08/16/2008 6:14 PM  
Nice wee lil' pebble there... I could use that in my front yard, do you deliver?
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08/16/2008 6:19 PM  
Posted By Semper Vaporo on 08/16/2008 6:14 PM
Nice wee lil' pebble there... I could use that in my front yard, do you deliver?




We could ship it Fed X do you want it over night or Ground?
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08/16/2008 6:36 PM  
Golly, if it were "ground" it would just be sand then wouldn't it?
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08/16/2008 6:38 PM  
JJ,

The POC R.R. is a believer in "heavy" tools too and.......we move mountains!



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08/17/2008 10:19 PM  
Posted By Richard Smith on 08/16/2008 6:38 PM

JJ, The POC R.R. is a believer in "heavy" tools too and.......we move mountains!

   


Somehow that intriguing scene looks familiar. . .


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08/17/2008 11:34 PM  
JJ, That's one big rock!!! Do you have more? Should make some good mountains.
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