Heavy haul before diesel

[landman]

Plain old horsepower

[Petetrucker07]

That's awesome. I remember seeing pics somewhere and in Dances with Wolves, a freight stage that was doubles. It's cool to see how things were done before engines.

[guitarsam326]

Thats cool! Imagine how the pyramids were built!

[disabled modeler]

Its always interesting to see how they did things in the early days...specially the home made vehicles,etc. Very cool photo.

[Matt Bacon]

I can't shake the image of a wagon train heading West with that bringing up the rear, carrying the lah-di-dah folks from the big house to their new estate in Colorado...

bestest,

M.

[Tesla]

Pat, that's a great picture...thanks for sharing!

[Mike77]

At least we know what they "greased" the skids with! 

[DRIPTROIT 71]

This may very well be evidence of the first Peterbilt. Twenty horsepower with a studio sleeper. It never caught on because of the emissions.(LOL)

Thanks for sharing the picture!!

[kilrathy10]

That is cool....Very cool....

[Superpeterbilt]

This may very well be evidence of the first Peterbilt. Twenty horsepower with a studio sleeper. It never caught on because of the emissions.(LOL)

Thanks for sharing the picture!!

Now that's funny!!

[bismarck]

Now that's funny!!

X2!! lol Cool pic.

[1930fordpickup]

This is why you should not gamble. 

[gatorincebu]

At least we know what they "greased" the skids with! 

            Possibly?                 

                    But the fuel was much cheaper, quieter, and the emissions ............................... bio degradable!! Though at times it could be rather unpleasant if you were downwind of a large pile!     lol

 

 

 

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