When the logs, come rolling in, Oh when the logs come rolling in. Hhhm, I wonder if a powered cart would be better for you.
When the logs, come rolling in, Oh when the logs come rolling in. Hhhm, I wonder if a powered cart would be better for you.
Crazy isn't it.I’ve asked, answer was nope
Maybe you've gotten used to seeing pictures of the little stumps you've been pulling .That must have been a huge stump. I can get down about 8 inches with my grinder. If I want to go deeper than that I need to take the ground level down too to drop the stump grinder lower.
Oh, for sure there are easier ways. The four wheeler/trailer and tractor bucket are both less labor intensive. But this is my PT and exercise program. And I've even peeled a few pounds to get ready for basketball. I'm going to need all of the advantages I can muster - age and my artificial knee will catch up to me someday. But not today!Hhhm, I wonder if a powered cart would be better for you.
I know the place where this wood is too . Guy told my BIL no tooBeen sitting three years already and anyone that knows black locust knows, it’s gonna take three decades for it to rot away…. Maybe longer
Last year I got a bunch of locust, been cut and split for about 8 months now. Probably won't be till next year till I can burn it, if not 2025 burn season. I love it but man it takes forever to dry.Been sitting three years already and anyone that knows black locust knows, it’s gonna take three decades for it to rot away…. Maybe longer
Very niceGot this cherry off the garage for a friend's mom this week, more storm damage.
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Then hauled a load to her sons place.
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This one had more wood on it and the little tractor.
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That's what she saidMan that shur is purdy. Your log too.
My daughter is 19, does not drive and has zero intentions of ever getting a license. She does have her learner's permit, so feel free to come on over with your vehicle, a helmet and a bus ticket home. You will understand in short order why some folks don't drive.
I absolutely love the dryness in these comments. I totally understand.Some people should not drive, no matter how bad society depends on it. My daughter is one of them.
Atta boy...one post in four days! Keep posting quality over quantity. You are on the right path! You can do it!hope everyone has a resonably safe n sane Labor Day Weekend... and if your plans call for some grilling
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I guess I'll never understand it. Heck I can't get a pizza delivered to my house.I absolutely love the dryness in these comments. I totally understand.
My cousin who is now 19 does not drive and probably never will. She is an extremely beautiful girl with zero self esteem. Seems to only date complete duds and most of her friends are not very savory either. Unless my aunt/uncle, her siblings, a friend, or her flavor of the day will drive she is always at home.
Opposite weather here out west...I've been stalling all morning, as I was waiting for it to warm up. I'm not yet ready to go work outside with temps in the 40s.Yeah, lots of water breaks today. And wardrobe changes - I need to start my second shirt and maybe even change pants. View attachment 1109803View attachment 1109804
I should clarify, I do not understand why but I understand that some people are never ready.I guess I'll never understand it. Heck I can't get a pizza delivered to my house.
Yes, that's a good way to put it.I should clarify, I do not understand why but I understand that some people are never ready.
I absolutely love the dryness in these comments. I totally understand.
My cousin who is now 19 does not drive and probably never will. She is an extremely beautiful girl with ZERO self esteem. Seems to only date complete duds and most of her friends are not very savory either. Unless my aunt/uncle, her siblings, a friend, or her flavor of the day will drive she is always at home.
I guess I'll never understand it. Heck I can't get a pizza delivered to my house.
It's just a sign of the times I guess. I see it quite often with the kids my kids go to school and daycare with. No drive to do anything, no want to go outside of their comfort zones.I'm normally not one to make generalizations about generations, but there is something up with the kids now. I don't understand not wanting to drive...even before I had a DL and a truck, I was riding around on a minibike to visit friends, etc. It was all about the freedom to travel for me.
I've got some friends that are now dealing with having kids in that age range. No inclination to drive, they seem to be one of the least rebellious generations yet...they have no problem just going places with mom and dad. I ride dirtbikes with some of those dads, their kids won't ride...not because of a genuine lack of interest, but rather because they will not get out of their comfort zone. One of them, a 16yo boy, told me that it's too scary to learn to drive and/or ride.
Not all is lost, a couple of my friends do have kids that ride. Those kids are the exact opposite, they live to ride and are now excited to start driving as well. These kids are "fearless" like I'd expect teens to be, they've grown up wearing casts, etc. The only thing I've noticed different, is the country kids around here are the more traditional "free-spirited" kids. My buddies that live down in the valley/towns are the ones with the soft kids.
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