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Sounds very much like many systems on my Jaguar...if the engineers could find a way to make a simple thing impossibly complex, they did it with glee.

I bet that thing needs about 100 gallons of diesel just to drive out of sight :D. Cool rig!

Ah well, Pat...we all end up with aches and pains of some flavor if we work and live long enough. Not really sad, in that I'm still getting things done, just with some differences from years ago. Pretty much like you ;).

My hands are the worst of it, too. Shoulders, wrists, come next. Hips, sometimes. Hand strength is also an issue, even without considering the pain. None of which make life as an active person as fun as it used to be, from time to time.

I agree, @cory. That was way overkill for what was needed to control those folks and open the road.

It sure is.

I told you!!! :P:lol:

Nice work...put them right where they needed to be. That is definitely a well-executed strip layout :D.

With you knowing his history is like this...what possessed you to do business with him? Inquiring minds wish to understand :).

Indeed. Rather like the clown who ripped @Kaveman off.

As suspected. Thanks, Max. That was a lot of tree to rig.

The breadth and depth of knowledge here in the THouse never ceases to astound me. :thumbup:

That is bad juju. A loser for sure.

That was a handsome tree. Why the removal? Guessing too messy.

Really, we get these ahi steaks wild caught from Viet Nam flash frozen in 3 oz. vacuum sealed portions about 1 1/2 in. thick. Very reasonably priced at our Winco, works out to about $10/pound. Frugal luxury...our specialty ;).

We already did that for most of our lives. Now it is time to have a little more lux in our old age. :D

So, what do you think you could have done differently to avoid this unhappy situation? It's too bad you're losing money, but maybe you can figure how to not let it happen again. That would be a worthwhile lesson. P.S. @WoodCutr Sorry for my unhelpful post just a little bit ago. If you...

It sure looks like you need a machine to move the wood about. Plus, a lot more room. But I figure I'm not saying anything you have not said to yourself.

That's plenty of tree right there. Nice work, Rich.

M marinated a couple of yellowfin ahi steaks in a teriyaki sauce of her own devising for several hours. I'll pan sear them, steam some broccoli, and cook a pot of brown rice. We will get by I reckon :).