This landscaping work started just one year ago in August so its been a long project but is starting to shape up now. Its been too hot for me to bother hauling in more top soil and will wait for it to cool down some before another cross counter trip in there. Felt like near 90 today with wicked humidity.Your place is looking good Jerry!!! I'll my starting my fall renovations in a month or so. Had a couple Park rangers come by Sunday afternoon....they had been running a big diesel chipper up on the road and came down when they stopped.....they wanted to know if I wanted any of the wood they couldn't chip.....large island spruce....knotty as all get out.....I said thanks but no thanks....got plenty of small diameter spruce that's standing dead on my property to burn for day wood.....small enough to not need splitting. That darn stuff is crazy hard to split with a maul and/or wedges.....noodling is about the only way to process it for me. Every year more of the camp gets finished off and insulated the less wood I need anyway. From here on out I'll be taking a lobster crate full of hardwood out with me every trip but won't start burning that until mid Oct for over night wood. Burn wood torn off the outside of the camp....boards, trim and window trim/frames during the work day....it's gotta go somewhere so it might as well keep the camp warm and water hot on the stove rather than a bonfire on the beach.
That's why I despise hay season so much.This landscaping work started just one year ago in August so its been a long project but is starting to shape up now. Its been too hot for me to bother hauling in more top soil and will wait for it to cool down some before another cross counter trip in there. Felt like near 90 today with wicked humidity.
You get a good bit done each fall on your place, much nicer to work that time of year, just too hot right now for serious physical exertion.
You said it! been Trying to get this porch roof done, but have to knock off in afternoon. Sun is way too hot! Been 100 plus everyday down in Texas for 53 days straight. Believe it's a record.This landscaping work started just one year ago in August so its been a long project but is starting to shape up now. Its been too hot for me to bother hauling in more top soil and will wait for it to cool down some before another cross counter trip in there. Felt like near 90 today with wicked humidity.
You get a good bit done each fall on your place, much nicer to work that time of year, just too hot right now for serious physical exertion.
You said it! been Trying to get this porch roof done, but have to knock off in afternoon. Sun is way too hot! Been 100 plus everyday down in Texas for 53 days straight. Believe it's a record.
Been awhile since I've checked in! Stay cool. Going to be another hot one!
That's why I despise hay season so much.
That happens to me all the time.Yesterday was a 4 shirt day, had to stop and shower up 3 times , just get so wet and sticky I can`t work.
Yesterday was a 4 shirt day, had to stop and shower up 3 times , just get so wet and sticky I can`t work.
Walk in the 40x60 cooler and get some real ripe fruit....... always 37 Degrees in there............... the dogs always follow ya.I know but this type of weather by the time you get toweled off you're all sweaty again.....
I know but this type of weather by the time you get toweled off you're all sweaty again.....
I hate them kind of clips !!Got that new Meteor piston installed on Edwards 562XP.....2017 model.....flushed out the lower end with mix several times until the mix came out clean.....lot of metallic fines in it at first. Never did find the locator pin.....but the score in the cyl was 3/32" wide and at least as deep so that made a lot of metal dust/flakes. 562XP is a strange beast to work on.....funny looking rig....cyl tilts back from the vertical probably 30 degrees but the cooling fins are level. But all in all, for as complicated and alien looking as it looks, the layout is straight forward and was very easy to work on. Job went quickly with very little frustration.....what frustration I had was putting the wristpin keepers in.....quite small and circular...no tabs to grasp with pliers and no spares in case one went....PING....and flew off into the shop somewhere.....but I managed. Start it up this morning....was out of mix by the time I got the lower end flushed out......it was the end of the day and I was faced with a choice.....get in the truck and go get gas......or sit down with a frosty tall green can and turn up the tunes.......gotta stop and get gas on the way to the shop this morning.....
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