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Good evening everyone. Hope your St. Patty's day was/is a good one.
It is my youngest boy's birthday today.
Can't believe he is 2 already.
The big b-day party is Saturday, too hard to do a party in the middle of the week.
Got my list of companies to visit tomorrow to fill out apps.
Originally Posted by FTE/PARTS-GUY
The top soil companies I called wanted like 15k for approx 3 or 4 in spread over 20k feet. I have a big back yard. that sound right?
Originally Posted by 7.3 Rocket
I'm not very good with material calculations though so I'll need some help on that...
20,000 square feet @ 4" top soil would need about 244 cubic yards of material. At Pete's rate of $17/yard that's $4148 for material and $10,852 for labor.
At $25/yard it is $6100 for soil and $8900 for labor.
Yea, but let's figure he's going 4" at $25 a yard. That makes for 6500 for material plus I'd say 1500 or 2,000 for raking plus probably another 2500 or so to get it all graded in would make for 11,000 before seed.
You're talking about like 13 triaxle loads of material.
I woulda used the jacket as a blanket I already had a broken armrest and paper towelling for a pillow.
Oh. Both my arm rests were intact so I put em both up and got myself tilted on the seat and rested my head on my jacket which was pushed up against the window. Plus when you're inside a glass box in the sun it's already toasty warm.
I think I wanna go take another nap in a dozer now...
Looks good Lisa. Those look like the same tie down hooks I had on my 79.
Thanks! Those tie downs were ones the previous owner installed...but I tell ya, they come in handy a lot!
Happy birthday to your little one!! When my nephew turned two last year we all went to Chuck-E-Cheese with a billion screaming children buzzing around everywhere. Talk about birth control!
My sister Holly and I were the youngest "adults" there so we were put in charge of helping the toddlers through this big hamster maze thingy they had there. My knees got sore, not made for someone over 3 1/2 foot tall!
What do you have planned for a party? When I was a kid I always had parties at home, and those were the coolest.
Well I have an early morning tomorrow. Gnight everyone.
Oh. Both my arm rests were intact so I put em both up and got myself tilted on the seat and rested my head on my jacket which was pushed up against the window. Plus when you're inside a glass box in the sun it's already toasty warm.
I think I wanna go take another nap in a dozer now...
Yeah, my dad was driving the tractor so he wanted the tractor cool cause it was late in the day and the glass box was becoming an oven.