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The "ladders" In my Grandpa's barn didn't look much better...we used them constantly as kids. Used to love swinging around the barn on the hay crane ropes :lol:

Brian, I think they're referring back to posts #33151 & 2

That barn ladder looks a bit "iffy"....

Dan Blocker...cool guy

:O How did the climbers end up under the logs!? Did they live?

I think it was a few months after Squishy wrecked his truck that I smacked a RR bridge with my boom and totaled the companies bucket out on Christmas Eve during rush hour. Came back down on the wheels but the back bumper was 90% to the Front and not a tool left in a bin...it was quite the...

I hear you there Sam. I'm about 20 miles in from Lake MI.

No. If you look at a map..Isle Royal is intersected by 48th parallel.

this:thumbup:

That new winch does look sweet on the tractor!

Wow Jed, I remember those type of days...I remember them mostly sucking...

OK that's enough awesomeness...lets go to really meager. About 2/3 done with the clean-up. I manage 3 loads in ~4 hours and call it a day. a few from my week... Had some help form Nic's Son, Treviar, last Sat. He did pretty good staying at it for such a boring job.

Ha! No big shot here. I don't even have a top handle any more...just my MS441. It's not a bad gig if you don't mind taking a break when the golfers come around ...I don't;) No Ash today. Mostly birch and a couple pine. Trims were a pear and a Pine. The taller one by the cart is a...

Took down a few deadlings around the course today. All sorted into brush, stove, and firepit piles. Cleanup tomorrow.

That's enough interesting, cool, manly, monster tree slaying...here are some nice boring pruning shots from this morning at the golf course. :|:

I think I'm stuck to my keyboard...

Plus one on Toms' post. Good to see your putting it right to work Peter. The right call isn't always easy to make Rich...but it can be the smartest one. You are your own last defense for avoiding a bad occurrence.

hillbilly engineering on blocking a road at the fairgrounds.:/: some of the day parking lot I set up and of the show Sat afternoon. can't tell from the pics, but the pavilion is solid audience as well as mostly full bleachers all the way around.

Mick, I'm already "settled in" and pretty much on my own for the season. I start at daylight and do my thing, don't see any others around for 3-4 hours unless a stray golfer appears for an early round. Boss has told me unless a situation occurs I might not see him the rest of the summer...fine...

JIm, the tractor isn't bad, just have to take wide turns...the thrill of the ball washer wore off nearly immediately.:lol: Boss seems happy with me; told me he likes my attitude and my work.