Cub Reporter Monday

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These pictures were taken by Tim Stage of BFE. He spends a lot of time on the road going to labs, manufacturing plants and customers. He works as a paint tech for Sherwin-Williams. Smart dude who learned it all from experience, trial and error, and you can't get this stuff from training manuals. Anyway, here is his contribution to Cub Reporter Monday.

Tim spends about a third of his time on the road running around to take care of Uncle Sherwin-Williams. That gives him plenty of time to ponder the big questions of the day, like Da Bears, and if one of these turkeys is going to end up on his dinner table on Christmas.

Any way you slice it, the life of a turkey can't be all that great. Penned, plucked then belched, turkeys were almost the Bald Eagle of America and would have been if Ben Franklin had had his way.

I have never seen tires this big. Unbelievably huge suckers that likely go on those super big construction trucks.

These, perhaps?

Begs several questions? How do they change these guys, and how much each one costs?

The things you see on the road. Thanks for the submission, Neighbor. Appreciate the effort and keep snapping those pics.

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