How'd it go today?

working for elderly employers is a trip sometimes. spent a few hours loading brush on a trailer today...I had Nic and his son there helping Sat and asked about loading the trailer..."no, we'll just take care of it you guys don't have to." so he calls this morning, cancels me mowing, and asks me to load what we had just staged Sat. :lol:

The plan changes daily...I just laugh.
 
This was the fourth time I've had to make this repair on this particular truck. They like to corrode into one homogeneous mass with the knuckle. . .

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That's the one Jim.

I feel like I should start painting these parts. That mangled one still had the anti-seize I put on it in place. It was probably four years old. . .
 
Also areas with lower population don't require the winter maintainence as much. Lower traffic equals lower risk. Also they might actually know how to drive and know when not to.
 
They don't salt the smaller roads here at all. In a way it's good, if you know they're not salted and it could be an ice rink you drive more cautiously.
It's where you think they'll be ok and they're not that the ditches become parking places.
 
Pretty serious gawking going on. . . haha

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There's gas lines and some really old cast pipe work down there. . . Plus, slide line is fun and it gets everything facing the same way for chipper tomorrow. 8)

haha
 
Thanks!! Wow, that's really nice of you to say. Like I said to Stephen, my backcuts were a little off today for some reason. . . And I know, my thumb!! I'm trying. Keep reminding me. I'll get there I promise.
 
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