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Where we are today

We FINALLY dropped our load today

By MrBoyd • Mar 27th, 2008 • Category: Where we are today

Would you believe it took us three whole days to take a mobile home 435 miles to the drop point?  That’s what it took us!  If you’ve read my previous “Where we are today” posts, you already know that we began this trip on Tuesday.  We got about 95 miles before the truck lost its drive shaft.  Wednesday, we worked all day to repair the truck until we discovered that it would have to go into a shop for repairs.  We moved a whole 16 miles.  Today, we took off at the crack of sunrise…drove about 90 miles and had to shut down for 47 mph winds.  After about an hour and a half, we took off again…but were delayed en route by two flats (one on the mobile home…BIG BOOM…and one on my truck).  We dropped our load late today at the site of a new mine that is being opened up.  It is a good thing they sent us a guide.  We had a map that allegedly would lead us to the site…but it was MILES away from the actual drop site.  We would have been in BIG trouble if we had taken this load up some of those canyons and then have to turn it around and come back out.

 I’m still not home.  I decided to get a room when I started seeing funny little green men on the shoulder of the road.  I’m in Santa Rosa, NM.

Tagged as: drive shaft, little green men, mine, mobile home, repairs, Santa Rosa, winds

MrBoyd is a professional pilot car/ vehicle escort driver licensed in the 48 contiguous states. He offers high pole service, professional demeanor, and is NUTS about your safety!!!
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  1. Sam on March 28th, 2008 at 7:56 am:

    Don’t know what I am doing here but just had to say something. This is a great site. I checked Brandi’s out also, She has a great sit also. Loved the tribute to Alli. I can believe 3 days. I think the picture does you justice. Don’t know why you put mine on here. Now everyone knows I look older.
    Sam

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