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"R Model Mack" R-600 Grain Truck


Loaded with what appears to be shelled corn; Southbound on US Hwy 127, passing between the Russell Springs Elementary School and the Humble Graveyard.

US Hwy 127 North - Russell Springs - Russell County - Kentucky
Saturday_25-October-2025


37° 5' 14.07" North Parallel  85° 3' 58.70" West Meridian
1,047' Above Sea Level
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Saturday_09-August-2025

2008 GMC C7500 Cattle Truck


Parked beside KY Hwy 80 East in front of Dairy Queen.

This was a common sight fifty years ago and rare as hen's teeth now.

The cattle rack is most likely either a Bean or a Cain; in any event, it is at least forty years old as it has been that long since anyone has made them.

I don't care much for the truck under it; plastic mirrors, plastic door handles, wimpy car wipers, plastic cab lights, no wing vents, plastic rocker switches, and that pathetic aerodynamic windshield such that you can't see a thing when it rains; a LTL9000 Ford, or a 359 Peterbilt, or a W900 Kenworth would be a much better choice and would be something you looked forward to driving instead of dreading the next trip.

KY Hwy 80 East - Russell Springs - Russell County - Kentucky
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