Recent content by treebilly

Actually it is broke.

I would say at my age the similarity is that they both kick my ass😆

It’s been nasty here as well. Coolvest is making it tolerable but I’m changing out packs every 30-45 minutes. +3 gallons of water at work everyday plus another gallon between before and after.

Storm work at the Y camp. Just getting this opened up this afternoon. Will finish tomorrow. Hot as hell and I’m doing my best to avoid the sun. Antibiotics don’t mix with sunlight I guess. Precaution after finding a buried tick

Little league tournament game today. Is it wrong that I kinda hope they lose? And happy Father’s Day guys

Duel fires going tonight.

How well is the tilt function going to work once you put your attachment rack on? And as I stated elsewhere, the duel axle is nice when a tire blows.

Sunrise A large stack of bricksSunsetFull moonIt was a good day

Well I survived till now. It was rough this week. As of 5:10 pm today I am on island time. I’m leaving for the outer banks early Friday morning (tomorrow off to tie up loose ends) and should be sitting on the beach late afternoon. 10 days off.

I agree that the bucket is not the best tool in a lot of situations. I like the spider lifts but boss doesn’t so we stay in the Stone Age. I debated climbing it but years have taught me that the risk involved doesn’t need to be there. To much could go wrong given the situation. Even out of the...

Yup. Had to hop scotch about 12 to get to the last tree. Sucked and it never quit raining. Some JB tank weld got us up and running again

Stupid gas chipper won’t start in the rain. Known distributor issue but you shouldn’t need to put a new one on every damn week. And after putting down 50 mats and 30 sheets of plywood a sheet popped up and gashed a hole in the def tank on the bucket truck. At least it’s only raining steadily and...

Last pick at 4200#’s. I took the pic just as I was checking your post @flushcut

4200# top to start the day. Was good for 8000#. Lay down sucks

The first two pics yes. The second two no. Crane work tomorrow morning though. Big larch with a good vertical crack running up about twenty feet from the base.