6,000 lbs of cinder block. Yes...what do I have planned for today? Manually loading said 6,000lbs of block, moving it to the back of the property and then manually unloading it. I probably won't need to incorporate any weightlifting into my workout tonight. *giggle*Just received two pallets of cinderblock that Dave ordered for a retaining wall. Retaining walls mean MORE GARDENING SPACE! And more LEVEL gardening space. :D Gotta get one last batch of seeds started, I forgot to drop the Lifesaver I picked up into some dirt for a nap.
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should be real nice, waters low, clear, no ice,will fish ripples as well as deep water, on private water so no other nut jobs out. tippet size 6 x eh???Lol, good luck C-Man. River is frozen solid here. Am tying flies and dreaming about when the ice comes off. Yup, midges are on the menu for fish right now. #20's and 22's are what they are mostly feeding on. Try a crystal hair body with a peacock wrapped head/thorax.
Cut down a Russian Olive just before Christmas. Damn thing was sucking the wetland area behind my house dry. Haven't had my chain saw fired up in a while but she started right up. I have a McCulloch that is almost as old as me and it's heavy and bulky compared to the new models. Fricken back hurt for a week after all the chopping and trimming was done. Neighbors are sure loving me, supplied all their fire pit with wood this coming summer. Waiting to see now if I successfully killed the stump.Fired up the chain saw and dropped three trees one hickory and two red oaks ...... Can't wait to fire up my smokers this spring (not to mention opening up more space to drop beans)
Neighbor is donating a 200 lb hog for our springtime hillbilly boy BBQ .... now if I can get Carl at the beer depot to donate 2 kegs this year we are halfway there.
Spend the money on a good one. Buy cheap, get cheap. There is a reason pros dont use that thing from home depotWe need a chainsaw to run the Alaskan mill, so we can mill up some lumber on the property. So far, no bueno on finding a saw.
Absolutely. But he's been trying to find a good used one because what he's looking at new is something like $2K-$3K. Stihl or Husquevarna are what Dave likes (that I can remember!).Spend the money on a good one. Buy cheap, get cheap. There is a reason pros dont use that thing from home depot
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