alexpops
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A 7 ft. landscape rake and wheel kit for post-Milton cleanup once yard dries out a bit more. Ignite Attachments 84 Inch Tine Rake for Tractors
What did you buy this week?
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CloverKnollFarms
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Another $800 in lumber
Whatcha buildin?
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RobertEH
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Dumb question. What is this used for? Some kind of drag? Logging applications? I have one I picked up in a scrap bin with I think 3 hooks. I figured at a minimum it would be useful for parts.
4570Man
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I had to buy some new trailer boards after I broke through the deck with a forklift.
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That reminded me of when I worked at the airport in the 80's and had a contract to load a C130 every night for some shady freight company. My boss leased a HUGE forklift, something like 30K lift. Way too big. Anyhow, contract ended and boss told me to driver the forklift down to a freight dock and drive it onto a semi trailer. Now I had ZERO experience with trucking at the time, but I looked at that trailer, and said, this is not meant for something of this size. It should be a low trailer meant for heavy equipment, not a high wooden deck trailer. He basically told me to shut up and drive it on. So I did. It crashed through the first set of planks and that was that. Half on the dock, half stuck through the trailer. I shut if off, pulled the key, climbed down and handed the keys to the boss and stood there looking at it with him. 
He never did say anything else about it. It had to sit there for a week until they could get a crane large enough to lift it off.
He never did say anything else about it. It had to sit there for a week until they could get a crane large enough to lift it off.
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I bought a pork butt Friday and smoked it yesterday. First one ever. Tasty!
repete
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A Milwaukee M18 "Hatchet".
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4570Man
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- Kubota M59, Kubota L3800, Grasshopper 428D, Topkick dump truck, 3500 dump truck, 10 ton trailer, more lighter trailers.
That reminded me of when I worked at the airport in the 80's and had a contract to load a C130 every night for some shady freight company. My boss leased a HUGE forklift, something like 30K lift. Way too big. Anyhow, contract ended and boss told me to driver the forklift down to a freight dock and drive it onto a semi trailer. Now I had ZERO experience with trucking at the time, but I looked at that trailer, and said, this is not meant for something of this size. It should be a low trailer meant for heavy equipment, not a high wooden deck trailer. He basically told me to shut up and drive it on. So I did. It crashed through the first set of planks and that was that. Half on the dock, half stuck through the trailer. I shut if off, pulled the key, climbed down and handed the keys to the boss and stood there looking at it with him.
He never did say anything else about it. It had to sit there for a week until they could get a crane large enough to lift it off.
This lift is like 8,500 pounds but still a lot higher point load than any other equipment I have. The tracked skid steer or mini x could probably drive on the trailer without any deck boards.