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Why I’m Selling My 1992 First Gen Cummins Dodge After 18 Years

Published February 28, 2022

Want to see this truck in action? Read the 3-part series: Part 1: Idaho to Wyoming | Part 2: Wyoming to Nebraska | Part 3: Nebraska to Missouri

For anyone who knows me, you know how hard this day is. I have decided to sell my beloved 1992 D250 First Gen Cummins Dodge after owning it for 18 years.

1992 Dodge D250 First Gen Cummins diesel truck for sale in Lenoir North Carolina — My 1992 D250 Dodge. It has the Cummins 5.9 liter, 12-valve diesel engine known as the “Million Mile” engine because it’s… Continue reading →

Posted in Around the Homestead, Splinters | 2 Comments

Welcome Home

Published November 8, 2019

The headlights on my 1992 diesel Dodge burned away the rain drops to reveal the soaking sign. “Welcome Home! Bernie Brick and Cracker”. My journey from North Carolina to Idaho and back with my mules was complete.

Welcome Home Bernie Brick and Cracker sign on front gate made by Julia Carpenter for Bernie Harberts return from Idaho mule journey — November 7, 6:30 pm: the sign I found on my front gate last night. What a welcome sight after driving mules Brick and Cracker five days from Idaho back to North Carolina. My wife Julia made if for me. Lucky, lucky man.

Bernie Harberts riding mules Brick and Cracker out the front gate of North Carolina home on April 6 at start of Two Mules to Triumph journey — April… Continue reading →

Posted in Around the Homestead, Splinters, Travel by Horse & Mule, Two Mules to Triumph — Riding from North Carolina to Idaho | 10 Comments

1992 Dodge First Gen Cummins Mule Haul: Wyoming to Nebraska

Published November 5, 2019

This is Part 2 of a 3-part series about hauling mules Brick and Cracker home from Idaho to North Carolina in a 1992 First Gen Cummins Dodge. Read Part 1: Idaho to Wyoming and Part 3: Nebraska to Missouri. Wondering what became of the old Dodge? Read Why I Sold My 1992 First Gen Cummins Dodge After 18 Years.

Fried fuses, carrot nubs and dead dials. Today marks Day 2 of me hauling my mules Brick and Cracker… Continue reading →

Posted in Travel by Horse & Mule, Two Mules to Triumph — Riding from North Carolina to Idaho | 6 Comments