I think its still in use (limited). The company does commercial irrigation, pumps, etc and they have a custom welding shop. They are located on the edge of the oilfield so I would imagine they do oil & gas work also.

Bobby

 

This one might already have posted, saw it today FB. Looks like a good idea for Chris.

 

Would this count, he's working.

 

Sure that counts! It's doing what it was made to do.....haul stuff!

 

Looks like he went shopping at 'Tinman's Lumber and Truck Parts'.

 

On way home tonight from my shop, as I came to the dip in the road by my in-laws' house I could see a box trick on their side of the road. As I passed the truck I saw this:








It belonged to some guys who taking down trees in my in-laws' yard. Of course I had to stop and check it out. They had a newer, early '90s truck with a chipper on the back and used this to haul the chipped wood. They told me they bought out of Idaho somewhere and drove it back to Wisconsin. It had 16K on it when they bought it. They told me they repainted after they got it home.

It originally had 20" WDs but the owner found seven 22" off some early '60s school buses in a local junk yard.

 

That's pretty awesome. Nice to see a truck still working.

 

Sorry for the double post.

 

This was in the San Antonio, TX. paper the other day.
Picture is not the greatest.
TractormanBill

 

Ok it's gettin ready to work! Going to pick up coffee for some guys building my garage! If that counts!

 

How are you going to keep the coffee from spilling as you bounce your way home?

 

That definitely counts and is way cool!!!

 

I can't tell if that's a ford back there, but it's a cool pic either way

 

That is a cool pic, looks like a Dodge or IH to me. Those are some nice hardwood logs...

 

To make up for it, found these on the same site (local historical facebook page)