Old Henry meets the Presidents

I haven't been on here in a while, great to see you still have Old Henry on the road. I got worried when I saw your thread title about wrecked classics!
 
Henry- Thanks for the info on the Schumacher Charger. Gonna get one. It will come in handy also if my rider mower goes dead or has a flat out in the shed. Glad you finally got the tire fixed. Must of been frustrating to say the least !
 
Joe Immler said:
Henry- Thanks for the info on the Schumacher Charger. Gonna get one. It will come in handy also if my rider mower goes dead or has a flat out in the shed.
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I use it a lot on my riding mower, not only to start it but to keep all of these tires pumped up, 16 in all. :eek:

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P.S. My riding mower doesn't mow. It just hauls kids.
 
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Henry- As a retired locomotive engineer that looks like a good, fun use for a rider. Do you let one of the kids be the Conductor? He could ride in the Red caboose !! (:
 
Joe Immler said:
Henry- As a retired locomotive engineer that looks like a good, fun use for a rider. Do you let one of the kids be the Conductor? He could ride in the Red caboose !! (:
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I pick a responsible kid to be the conductor. He/she sits right behind me facing the whole train with a referee's whistle to blow if I need to stop for something like some invaders latching onto the train (I get that a lot), a tire going flat or falling off, a car tipping over (the caboose does that a lot. Kids nowadays don't know how to ride a wagon), some kid screaming his head off for his mama, etc.

Lots of fun.
 
You were 30 miles South of me when you stayed in Worland, WY. Nice trip and Great Pictures and Videos!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Dave
 
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