No topic thread part 3-2017
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The last three days the weather has been awesome in the high 20`s C but now looks like that`s about to change. While it started out sunny and warm this morning now the clouds have rolled in and the wind has really picked up.
We need a lot of that, the fields around here are very wet.
Nothing like that happening around here yet till next month.
It`s really easy to keep busy in this weather.
Usually manual switches give very little trouble.
I suppose that`s what`s coming here.
It`s really easy to keep busy in this weather.
Had a 50 on the dump truck but I sold it to a guy outside Edmonton, wouldn't fit on this truck anyway which is to bad. I may add another of these auxilliary tanks to the outside of the frame if it fits, there's a manual switch on the floor but I don't know if it works.
I suppose that`s what`s coming here.
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According to the forecast I looked at it is supposed to be seasonal, low 20's. Could be windy here given the time of year. I usually don't pay much attention to the forecast just because it seems to change hourly but, the wind could be the biggest hazard to travel this time of year.
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According to the forecast I looked at it is supposed to be seasonal, low 20's. Could be windy here given the time of year. I usually don't pay much attention to the forecast just because it seems to change hourly but, the wind could be the biggest hazard to travel this time of year.
#1526
That's possible but then again there's a few acts of stupidity that were performed on this truck Morris. Have a hole in the front of the deck at the headache rack that holds the spare tire, there's a cross brace on the headache rack thats going to become a tire holder. I like my decks flat with no holes in them as it makes it easier to haul fill, loam, sand and gravel when they don't leak like a sieve.
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