how to you think I can walk away from a 40ft fall?My goodness, you are a remarkably dense young man at times.
if you are gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough, or whatever that song said
how to you think I can walk away from a 40ft fall?My goodness, you are a remarkably dense young man at times.
If I may offer one piece of advice which I hope you take, but I'm afraid you won't. When your mouth digs you into a hole, the very first rule is to STOP DIGGING!how to you think I can walk away from a 40ft fall?
if you are gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough, or whatever that song said
The joke didn't go over my head. Your perception of yourself as my peer gets under my skin.
how many years has it been now? you would think I woulda took the advice a looooong time agoIf I may offer one piece of advice which I hope you take, but I'm afraid you won't. When your mouth digs you into a hole, the very first rule is to STOP DIGGING!
If I can line up babysitting, can I join you? It’s a long shot but a possibility. Wife working this weekend.Mike,
Yes, that’s the one. I have three more standing dead BLS oaks to drop there next Saturday morning.
I use them for non critical rigging. Usually ground stuff for redirects and things like that for hauling logs. Any place failure is merely a nuisance, and not a disaster. I figure it saves wear/tear on my good stuff. And of course towstraps :^DQuick question for everyone. What does everyone do with crane slings that have been removed from service? I’ve got two big boxes of them. We pull them after a years use just for piece of mind. Still good, tags are gone though. I only need so many tow straps.
I've had that. More times than not it's a thorn as Mick noted, but sometimes it's a mystery. Maybe something punctured in, and pulled out. Perhaps a cable strand? Mine always get better after a day or two.its only my right middle finger, none of the others hurt, its not red or swollen just hurts and feels like I have to strain a little to bend it even tho its bending alright, not quite bad enough for painkillers and I want to feel whats going on with it anyways so im not taking any
anyone experience this?
Any idea what it is from- old injury, overuse, old age?arthritic joints,
Theres a trick or two you can use .First on the old Cats is getting the pony motor started .Roll it over first on decomp then on fuel off .Use a torch over the intake to heat up the air then kick in the fuel .It will moan,groan,fart and finally fire up on two while blowing smoke rings for half an hour until the other two cylinders finally decide to run . Actually these days the only one I have in running condition is an Oliver OC-6 with a gasoline engine .It always starts .It's tarped down up on rail road ties in case it decides to snow deep as the azz on a tall Indian .It's been years since that .Uncle Al can tell you about building a fire under old dozers to get a chance at starting in cold weather.
@Al Smith
I’ve never seen a hitch like that. I’ve never hauled anything besides a 3000lb trailer either.Off today, so I went grocery shopping. Didn't get a chance over the weekend. I registered to bid on the chipper online. I'd prefer going in person, but I have jobs I have to be at the next couple days. If anyone has a few minutes to kill, could you look over the auction pics to see if anything jumps out as being a deal breaker?
McGrew Equipment Company
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Pat, dang those dang genesCory,
It’s mostly age-related-changes.