rmyers
ArboristSite Member
Too wet and sloppy to get much done. I bucked up the first part to get the road clear.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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rmyers
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Yes sir. I'll wait until its dry up there and climb up with a small saw to limb it. Then I'll drag it down to the road to buck it all up.
rmyers
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We made it to our "camp" and found more scrounge blown down. Cooked some burgers and headed back down before the rain.
rmyers
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Hopefully we start drying out next week.
Sure is beautiful up there.
Not sure I'll put bluegills in there, but it doesn't normally take long for the birds to plant them.
That would be a long hose lol, pond would be empty by the time the water got to my place.Hey Chipper, if you get a long enough hose
you can pump all the water you want, out of one of mine. lol
SR
I'm just waiting for the day that dozer shows up
. Trade you a day of use for a couple loads of logs, you can even take some big rounds to make trucks for the grandkid .There was a guy blocking 3/4 of a lane with a water tank truck filling a pool the other day, it was a very skinny road, had to wait a bit to get by.
The river is just down the road from me, if I had a way to haul it I could get some from there, theres a boat launch where some companies load their tanks(surprised they allow that these days). We also have a creek that flows pretty good behind the house/our property, but that's about 800-1000' away from the pond and it's down a big hill. I guess I could get the kids to haul it up while I'm working
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this over at a Micky D's... mite woke up some....
i saw an old engine once at a car auction... ran thru the auction block... top end was an external drip oiler...
nice pix! pretty country, hard to believe all that is upside down!
nope, nothing at all!
there are a lot of vehicle posts on this tread.....
Just curious, is it legal to drive a truck with a cracked frame on the road?
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Did a double take on that also. Glad it wasn't from and injury.
No that was from me, a drop bear wound. Goes with the territory down here I'm afraid
Thousands of square body trucks with cracked frames . Most times it’s around the power steering box and big tires acerbate it . Saw one the other day a nice square dump truck he hit a bump and the front tires started the death wabble .
In NY a crack or rot in the frame won’t pass inspection.
Speaking of trucks started to do the body work on the hood for the 68 after a test fit it lined up well except it had two big dents right at the front ridge . Been contemplating how to fix it and figured removing the inner support and braces would be the way to go . Drilled out 30 or so spot welds and it came right out . The support was blocking me from using a hammer and dolly. But it was an easy job . Should be ready to weld back together next week then I can clean and paint the underside 
There’s a guy up here with a 97 or so F150 that looks like an inverted v lolDisclaimer: My opinion only. Maybe, as long as nobody notices.
