Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?

[pioneerguy600]

68 is more likeable to me.

 

[Brent Adams]

Robin, I just looked back at the " Lobstah boat" pics. Awesome stuff. Nice to see the "run what you brung" crowd.
See in as how we aint got the ocean real close by, rednecks like to do that with diesel trucks around here. Probably dont cost as Much.

Hope to be takin muh ole Sunbird 18' bay boat out this weekend.
She'll still outrun my sons brand new 22' Sea Pro 22' center console. That ole Evinrude 88 special is still stout, even for bein made in 1989.

And ifn you needed a big chunk of granite for an anchor, we gots plenty here. Elberton Georgia bein the "Granite Capitol of the world" an all that.

 

[Brent Adams]

Pioneerguy, 68 is attainable down here with a home climate control system, but a fleeting thing in nature. Most often seen between late February and (very) early April. After that and til November, its just @$!#& hot.

 

[stihl023/5]

68 is more likeable to me.

Yes!!!!!

 

[pioneerguy600]

Sorry, not a place for me, anything over 80F and I am ready to pack it in. Last week I was working on a new composite deck in the direct sun, no breeze and the thermometer showing 101F. Packed it in until the temp fell below 80 later that evening. Have worked full days on the Nevada desert where the temp was over 100 daily, no place for me permanently.

 

[stihl023/5]

I despise the heat. Probably all those years of baling hay. First year not doing it, I'm happy.

 

[pioneerguy600]

I also got burned up in the hay fields as a younger fella, was even worse storing the hay away up in the barn lofts, loose 4-5 lbs a day which was mostly water.

 

[stihl023/5]

Oh top of the barn was wicked hot. The weight always always found it's way back. Lol

 

[Stihl 041S]

Pffft , 98 , I could do that blindfolded chewing bubblegum walking backward smoking a cigarette while drinking a Budlight ,,, pffft .

Why would someone drink a Lite Beer.......ewwww

 

[pioneerguy600]

Why would someone drink a Lite Beer.......ewwww

Well, you know.....it`s Dan and he tries many things.....LOL

 

[pioneerguy600]

Oh top of the barn was wicked hot. The weight always always found it's way back. Lol

Wicked hot and never a breeze, not even moving air back then. Put it away loose for a couple of years just before bailers became the norm. Weight, no problem always returned plus a bit....LOL

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Robin remember this picture when loading the Furd.

 

[pioneerguy600]

Robin remember this picture when loading the Furd.

That would be a pinch to get out of. Bit of an overload fer any half / 3/4 ton.

 

[dancan]

But since I don't do any of that ,,,, Pffft , 98 ...

See , I don't ...

 

[stihl023/5]

Wicked hot and never a breeze, not even moving air back then. Put it away loose for a couple of years just before bailers became the norm. Weight, no problem always returned plus a bit....LOL

Wicked humid today, and tonight.

 

[inter_e]

Robin remember this picture when loading the Furd.

 

[inter_e]

Ha Ha Ha! You guys had to be praying when you tried to put that damn truck in drive! Or did it fold before you even moved?

 

[Jimmy in NC]

A happy two stroke....oil slowly draining out of the exhaust..

 

[pioneerguy600]

Ha Ha Ha! You guys had to be praying when you tried to put that damn truck in drive! Or did it fold before you even moved?

You would have to ask the fellas over at G&R Tree Services...

 

[Jimmy in NC]

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