Not So Pro 3

[nbbt]

Good morning folks. -3f this morning and not a cloud in sight.
Moon kept me up, as I thought someone was shining a light in our home.
Couldn't get the window peeper thought out of my head. . .

 

[redline4]

 

[Stump Shot]

Good morning, @dall take your medicine.
@Woodrow look out for the little people.
The rest of ya's get crackin' it's Monday ffs.

 

[Loony661]

Our county has been spreading ag lime on the roads.

Don’t you guys have any sand in TN? You need the grit for traction. And the dark color of sand attracts the suns rays and helps to melt it too.

 

[ray benson]

Good morning. Sunny 10°F/ -12°C going up to 21°F/ -6°C.

 

[lehman live edge slab]

-12 feels like-20 heading towards-2 for a high, been at work since 3:30

 

[ammoaddict]

22 this morning, supposed to get to 46.

 

[Lnk]

Don’t you guys have any sand in TN? You need the grit for traction. And the dark color of sand attracts the suns rays and helps to melt it too.

Cut them some slack Andy, they are new at this. Also, sand is hard to come by in clay land.

 

[lehman live edge slab]

Cut them some slack Andy, they are new at this. Also, sand is hard to come by in clay land.

I live in the land of clay and taconite rock I know what you mean about sand not being everywhere

 

[redline4]

I just had a thought that would help prison overpopulation and lack of traction on roads while providing jobs.
Fill a dump truck with pedophiles and rapists. Pull a wood chipper behind. On icy spots simply feed a few into the chipper and their ground up parts will provide traction.

#problemsolving

 

[dall]

Cut them some slack Andy, they are new at this. Also, sand is hard to come by in clay land.

We don’t have much sand here either

 

[beaglebriar]

Our county has been spreading ag lime on the roads.

Never heard that one. How’s it working out?

 

[beaglebriar]

We don’t have much sand here either

We use the fines from crushed blue stone and shale on the dirt roads here. Cinders are still used in some places. They were more popular years ago but I think they’re harder to get now that coal powered electric plants are disappearing.

 

[dall]

We use the fines from crushed blue stone and shale on the dirt roads here. Cinders are still used in some places. They were more popular years ago but I think they’re harder to get now that coal powered electric plants are disappearing.

They do that also
They are stupid though and where they have used it they go back in a couple hours and scrape back off the road

 

[Woodrow]

Good morning fellas.

 

[beaglebriar]

Morning traction seekers. Gonna grab some panels for the shop after work. That’s pretty much the highlight of my day.

Stay gay boys…

 

[AlfA01]

Looks sticky…

Definitely got some ropes and ascenders to de-resin.

 

[Loony661]

Definitely got some ropes and ascenders to de-resin.

What do you use for that?

 

[dall]

Morning traction seekers. Gonna grab some panels for the shop after work. That’s pretty much the highlight of my day.

Stay gay boys…

show us how its done

 

[Loony661]

Cut them some slack Andy, they are new at this. Also, sand is hard to come by in clay land.

I live in the land of clay and taconite rock I know what you mean about sand not being everywhere

We don’t have much sand here either

We get the sand for free - it’s dredged from the Mississippi River to keep the barge lanes open. South of me, in Houston County, they setup a line drag and harvest the sand from the much smaller root river each summer. By the next summer, the hole has filled back in with new sand. They stockpile it on the bank right next to the river and dredge line.