You had to be there to see it! Ken now has no wheels on his striper, one wheel on his lazyliner, his lazyliner is running a airconditioning system off a small compressor and today he done a 9 mile fire lane with the gun on the rear of his lazyliner with Raul (his helper) riding behind him picking up stencils on a donkey with 2 legs ( Ken didn't see the need for a donkey to have four legs). He sure does thing different here! Joking aside, he is as fast and neat as they say with his fire lanes and markings. I was really impressed with him. He gets to the job does it, no mucking about and on to the next.
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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by wend (unclaimed legacy handle), Jun 20, 2005. 2 replies, last reply Jun 20, 2005.
I was always told that if I didn't have something good to say to keep my mouth shut. http://www.plowsite.com/showthread.php?t=11626 This link says enough and if someone wants more there are books about MMco's and they are not good.
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