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Got the dandelions cut and managed to do some loading today, felt good to be doing something today, kept it light and easy so that I can step it up tomorrow.
Howdy truckers, nice n hot over here,
gonna open up the trailer soon, need to relax
Not so hot here but this weekend is supposed to be warmer. How big is your trailer Gerry?
Hello Grant, John, Colin and Perry.
Originally Posted by 56panelford
I cleaned up the exhaust fan I use for painting and did a bit of modifying to it so it's easier to change filters..
Just regular furnace filters or special ones for your paint booth?
Originally Posted by Corner Gas
I have 480 acres
It was -5 here this morning at 4:00am
It was quite chilly here too, hopefully stays warmer after this weekend.
Originally Posted by privateer, eh
Good evening folks
Got the dandelions cut and managed to do some loading today, felt good to be doing something today, kept it light and easy so that I can step it up tomorrow.
I was going to spray for dandelions but after reading the instructions that might not be safe for my two dogs.
Originally Posted by privateer, eh
Bit of a cool start to the day Colin.
On your F68 Colin, do you have hydraulics and if you do, how well do they work.
I have a couple of hydraulic hoists for a one ton truck laying around, nobody seems to want them.
I've got 2 sets of hydraulics myself Morris, 1 is pto driven and the other is 12 volt driven. This truck that I'm picking up has hydraulics and I was wondering what I should expect of them. Would like to use the truck as a toy hauler or light landscaping loads like 2 or so yards of 20 mil crush or up to a skid of sod.
Happy Friday folks, the weather is beautiful here today, warm with a nice breeze.
You should have no trouble with 2 yards gravel, mine could lift 6,000 lbs of grain with ease.
Very nice trailer Gerry, I really like your Mustang a lot too!
Happy Friday All. What a Crap Storm at work this morning. The bank screwed up our payroll. I had drivers calling me at 6am. The bank had it fixed by 11am. Have a great weekend guy's.
Buddy Sigurd got back from up north last night, ground is really soft up there right now.
Still waiting for buddy Dwight to show up from Windermere so that we can load the last of his sidewalk stones, normally gives notice if he's running late as we both are used to pre set dock times.
Other people stuff is done and just in time for a break
Bit warm so its going to be a slow and easy day, just as long as something gets done thats all that matters. Get to make some noise with my 4.5 cut off so that'll let the neighbors know that I'm still kicking.
This 1950? Mercury that I'm picking up is a M68 as far as I can find out and I was curious about whether the hydraulics back then were of reasonable strength. I won't be using them all the time but was hoping that they would be safe for about 2 tons including deck weight.
Might have a deal on a garage about 200' from my place and can see it with my camera system so it would be somewhat safe. Its insulated, drywalled, lit, fan, and has 220, 110 power.
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