Same story with mine, except, I don't have the IRS. I am hardly ever actually SITTING down though, so I'm not real worried about it.

Sheldon, another good thing about these little tanks, they are good for this:



Snow removal!

Jeremy you hit a tree doing 20? If I may ask, how in the hell?

 

I thought about getting a plow for mine. Would make clearing the 50ft of driveway a lot easier. With as little snow as we usually get here though, I decided it wasn't worth the expense. Besides, I have yet to get a snowfall that the Jeep or truck can't just drive right through. I have no desire to go shovel snow...especially now that I'm single and don't have to clear the driveway for the girl anymore. I doubt I'll shovel any snow this winter.

 

I hear ya. I think snow removal will be one of my honey-do's. Along with maintenance on all of the vehicles.

Randy gets dishes and laundry! Yes!

 

A few years back a friend gave me a kodiak that was bout brand new when it hit a tree a bent the frame
it was about a 2000 model believe a 400 and I never went to get it
don't know what shape it would be in today,always been kept covered but never garaged

 

I shoveled very little snow in my life, even in Buffalo. Only enough to be able to get the door open on whatever 4x4 I was driving at the time, and I always had a 4x4 for the wife to drive and I would make sure she could get in hers if she had anywhere to go. I hate snow.

 

Well now that's just completely backwards from the typical male/female to-do's. LOL. Something tells me that's how you like it.

 

Takes me almost my entire lunch break sometimes.
Well, I'm rained out for today, here is a pic we took a bit ago.
My rain gear is a little more form fitting than what Cris has though... Nail bags are covering up my rear shot....sorry Cris. lol

 

Dang Brent, it is really raining there! Not being a builder, I don't know, so this is me asking you...does all the water on that raw wood compromise the integrity of it at all? I'm thinking the particle board on the sub floor would be hurt the worst by that much water.

 

DANG MARK!!!!!

I NEVER would imagine you as the type to w**re yourself out for a parking spot!!!

 

That's not particle board, Jeremy...

It's OSB. It holds up to moisture where true particle board won't.

 

MARK!!!

Sorry, I know I'm gonna get hammered but it's all good.... just meant in jest

 

Hell, I don't know. That's why I asked. I know some things about construction, but not enough. I'm good with the mechanical and automotive stuff, but still have a lot to learn about construction. I like to learn about new things though. Luckily, my buddy Jeff is a contractor and he's teaching me quite a bit now. He's building a new house, and he said he wants me to help him and teach me some new things about construction. I'm excited about that.

 

That OSB is garbage, and any penny pincher of a homeowner is getting just what he asks for. No it does not handle water worth a chit. Is that a squeegee I see in that photo? If it is, too funny. No fireblocks or let in bracing in the interior walls?

 

Haha yea thats true.

They put that rule in so the snappers necks dont get snapped. When I was in school you could hit him once he started to come up. I played right over center on the return team.

Im not sure if she actually "cheated", cheated but they deffinatly would hang out, talk on the phone late and then lie to be about it. If I would have seen him after I found out there would be a good chance my user name on here would have been "That_guy_in_prison"

Im not sure what your talking about on the dork thing..

Yea I bet you havent seen it...How did you know he was in there "several times" then????



I have on old king quad, i think its a 350 but It has the same 4hi and low feture as well as front and rear diff locks. Ive only gotten it stuck once and that was in a mud bog where it sunk down to the frame and by the time I got my truck to pull it out it had sunk even more.

So your parking you motor home in this womans driveway, is what your trying to say.

Yep I did that for a company, got paid 55hr to clear HUGE shopping center sidewalks. I was even at the vice presidents house in DC clearing snow. You would surprised at how much snow they can push, Ive gone through 14in of snow with mine one year, didnt miss a beat. Took a little while to clear, but It did everything it was asked to do.

 

yeah it's okay, it's a high end osb as well, so it will be fine. I wouldnt use it on my house, but thats just me. I like real wood still. but..not my budget so thats how it goes...