how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?
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That was quick. Winner winner. I rarely get any cherry and have never had this much at one time. My tree service friend called me and asked me if I wanted any cherry. I said I will take it all.
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Split & stack some of that in the back yard, you can thank me later. It will smell great as it dries, you will get a big whiff of that sweet smell every time you go by with the lawn mower.
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I used to drive 69 Hwy back when I was with another company and it sucked back then too.
Interstate 24 in Kentucky makes 69 Hwy feel smooth as glass though. They actually have signs on the highway there saying rough road next XX miles. Thought we were going to get thrown out of the Van last time we went to see my daughter.
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It’s been a few years since I’ve been down that road and it’s sucked then can’t imagine it’s got any better. We just picked up some work on Hwy 169 for this fall. Owasso to Collinsville area.
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Yeah, the signs used to tell you to drive in the passing lane.
One time, I took a 6500 series cab and chassis to Clarksville to have a dump bed put on it. I wasn't quick enough to get into the passing lane and hit one of the bad spots. My head hit the roof, the cup holders were automatically emptied, and I had to scramble to get back behind the steering wheel.
I couldn't tell you how many trailers that I saw on the side of the road readjusting their load after going through there.
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Gonna try to make it down on Saturday schedule little up in the air yet.
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Pallet fork grapple?
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Tree puller?
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I have been doing a lot of that lately, clearing Cedars, Mulberries, Walnuts & any other brushy thing along field borders & buffer strips.
Goobered up the coupling on the boom this morning & had to replace it, first one I have messed up with the puller on. They are only about $160 each… They get tweaked/bent/pinched just a bit then don’t release or the attachment couplings won’t fit or they just puke oil under pressure.
