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I have 4'X8' sheets of 1 1/8" plywood. They are really hard to handle solo. I like the extra width, but it's almost a 2 person job to move them. I don't think I have used them in a year.

I thought the exclamation points said it all Stig.:) Love the song BTW.

The woman I'm seeing now likes to text. I think they all do Brian. I was like you, then I found it was the best way to keep in contact with my daughters. When she (the woman) wanted to contact me back after a few months she said she wasn't brave enough to call but she thought a text she could...

I'm acquaintances with the gal who owns this place. I've never bought anything there. I told them about the wraptor. http://www.westechrigging.com./ Mostly logging stuff, but they have an arborist section.

I don't think i"ve used even 23 wedges in my life time and none of them hard heads.

I'm not one of them

I've been running mine like I stole 'em. They like it.

You'll be glad Brendon. I have an 046 and a 660 and neither of them have given me much trouble.

Used equipment is a good way to get started.

+1

Cool Erik. We once were having trouble with a pump switch panel burning fuses and after about 4 visits by an electrician/pump guy he had someone come in with a infared thingy. It detected heat anyway and they found a corroded connection in the back of the panel. Cleaned it up and no more pump...

Good investment Adrian.

Well, we know for sure it makes those lizards ginormous in Japan.

Children of the Cold War.

Yeah.

A lot of guys that load almond hulls have a similar setup so the bucket doesn't dip down and lose altitude when you dump and mess up the braces inside the belly dumps.

Drat! They're on to me.

It's deja vu all over again.

Is that for a block or a porty Stephen?

I'm envious also.