TODAYS SEAT TIME
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dragoneggs
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Okay this is a new one... seen lots of double posts but never a double post with double pic! :laughing: :confused3:
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Okay this is a new one... seen lots of double posts but never a double post with double pic! :laughing: :confused3:
daugen
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I used to worry about submitting too many pics thinking of server space, but geez, half the space TBN uses might be duplicates...maybe it's good for advertising.
that road cutting on that slope does look dicey from afar but probably looks fine up close. Just no slip, sliding away...
perfectly happy I live on land as flat as a pool table. Been in hills and rock all my life, now by the coastline it's all sandy
and easy to dig into. I've drilled over a hundred holes with my phd and haven't hit a rock yet. As they say in much of NJ, just can't buy a rock here. Since my Ram 3500 truck is rated for three tons in the bed, I've thought of taking it to PA on visits to family and coming home with some nice granite boulders to sell down here. Or use for my own landscaping.
Too chicken though to use my grapple around my new truck...and my trailer is only a one ton.
I would sure love a five ton dump trailer. Always nice to have the right tool but some are just too expensive.
that road cutting on that slope does look dicey from afar but probably looks fine up close. Just no slip, sliding away...
perfectly happy I live on land as flat as a pool table. Been in hills and rock all my life, now by the coastline it's all sandy
and easy to dig into. I've drilled over a hundred holes with my phd and haven't hit a rock yet. As they say in much of NJ, just can't buy a rock here. Since my Ram 3500 truck is rated for three tons in the bed, I've thought of taking it to PA on visits to family and coming home with some nice granite boulders to sell down here. Or use for my own landscaping.
Too chicken though to use my grapple around my new truck...and my trailer is only a one ton.
I would sure love a five ton dump trailer. Always nice to have the right tool but some are just too expensive.
RaydaKub
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Went to Nashville last Friday. This was what greeted me at the airport. There wasn't a hotel room anywhere in town I guess. The NRA really packed them in (not my reason for going however). Would have loved a little seat time on that one. L3901 if I recall.
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Moving the bale ring.
When is a brush fork a hay fork?
When is a brush fork a hay fork?
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It did make me laugh... wasn't sure you somehow did it on purpose or what? Then I thought maybe I need to pull out some 3D glasses! :laughing: