An old 31m Schwing on an International c/o with a 400 & a13spd and a sleeper. (top speed 88mph!) Long haulers that become pumptrux require a few or five spare U joints in the tool box! 

Now that I think about it that's the only 3 section that I've ran that was'nt a Z boom powered by a Cat motor.

My 1st 'new' pump, #387 says how long ago this was, not only was it lacking shiny alcoas but the boom came off to easy... 

Ah what the hell, Here's a fish pic for pudg and anyone else with gills & scales...

Hey TT,traded in unit #114 (36heavy) for my first new one #377 36x.My how I progressed from units #10 &11,wished I could remember that old city line pump (think #8).

Yeah the last number I remember was 1172 and that was almost 10 yrs ago, any idea what numbers there up to these days? 

Lord only knows.Ran 771-34m,611-52m,1295-39m,somewhere between 771 and 1295 I got a new 34m but can't remember the number.only had it a few weeks and asked to run 39m.

801 31m

20 years ago thought that was a big boom

Look at the 5to4 on the end of theboom hose and 2 4" hoses, safety straps???  that was a big NO NO

 I save that first pic when you posted it a while back, along with another LLoyd rig lay'n on its side sleep'n. At least you bothered to fully extend the outriggers, I seen alot of dip$hits that just swing em out & down.

20 years ago it and the 36m was the big dog,untill the 42m came around.Oh how I hated jobs up on the hill like that,move the pump 100' just to get 20' down below.