Smart guy!...other than for an out of control skate board?
They work pretty well for moving my pool table around while laying tile on the basement floor.
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It’s been a long time since I’ve seen metal trucks. What a feeling on asphalt. Sir you dated yourself..... lol!
They were the BOMB at one time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Where do you think I got my strong legs from?? It takes a lot of power to push those things on rough concrete....and uphill, super strong legs!!It’s been a long time since I’ve seen metal trucks. What a feeling on asphalt. Sir you dated yourself..... lol!
We would separate a skate and nail/screw it to a 2X4 to make our first skateboards. Next was plywood. Then hardwood from old dressers.
My Brother's name was "Dirt"........you're older than him!! LOLWe would separate a skate and nail/screw it to a 2X4 to make our first skateboards. Next was plywood. Then hardwood from old dressers.
Your family must have been rich if you had old dressers!!!!????????We would separate a skate and nail/screw it to a 2X4 to make our first skateboards. Next was plywood. Then hardwood from old dressers.
Haha, not rich at all. My grandparents and parents all made it through the Great Depression. They threw nothing away that had a possibility of being used for something else. My parents had a two car garage that was filled to the rafters with stuff such as used aluminum foil, paper bags, old televisions, radios, car parts, broken furniture, an old upright piano (nobody in the house played), etc.Your family must have been rich if you had old dressers!!!!????????
My Dad was the same way, grew up during the Depression, he saved everything. When he died it took me many, many days to clean out the house. Luckily it wasn't a big house so there was limited room/space but they added on a section in the 80s and that section was impassable.Haha, not rich at all. My grandparents and parents all made it through the Great Depression. They threw nothing away that had a possibility of being used for something else. My parents had a two car garage that was filled to the rafters with stuff such as used aluminum foil, paper bags, old televisions, radios, car parts, broken furniture, an old upright piano (nobody in the house played), etc.
Wow! Nice peice of equipment.
That's a weird looking rotisserie???