Mick!
TreeHouser
Without my loader I would not still be doing this job.
(If I did not play football, I would not be playing football today)
(If I did not play football, I would not be playing football today)
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Probably cuz you do a lot of Leave All'sMight be true for some folks, but while my Boxer is useful from time to time, it has not paid for itself. I don’t use it near enough.
It's for a customer who has a house on Smith Lake. My wife and I left around 6:00 that morning, dropped our youngest daughter off at our middle daughter's house. Stopped for breakfast around 8:00, then went on and got there around 9:00-9:30. Worked until around 4:00, showered in the outdoor shower, drove back into town for supper, then went back and camped out. Got up the next morning and was done around 12:30. Trimming limbs back from over the roof, took several down. No clean up.
Jed, we are a lot alike. I’m down to 48-50 hours a week now. Looking to cut it to 40 soon. I still drink a bit to much. If I cut that out I might be able to cut more hours. After that I’ll be working on a 32 hour weekMan, I love the treehouse.
I’ve worked almost exactly 48 hours a week for about the last 15 years, and I’m getting stinkin OLD. Everything hurts. I still drink rather a lot, and I have to (read want to) spend ALL of my off-time with my family. Weirdest thing: I wouldn’t change even one single item in my life right now unless an angel of God commanded me to.
Here it's three feet or more and they would take in account the swing of the grappleWhy? It's beyond the truck bed less than 4'.
Actually, my Boxer's tilt cylinder leaks down slowly. That pic was taken when we stopped for breakfast on the way to the job (125 miles from home). Before getting back on the road, I cranked it and rolled it back again. And tied it back on the return trip to keep it from happening again.