Not So Pro 3

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@timg . Gonna have to let @dall son @JoeDirt know that the greatest show on dirt will be in town. View attachment 417943

Thx for the reminder. Try to make it happen.
Morning guys

 

[Loony661]

Good morning hosers. Back in the saddle today for the start of motor grader season for me.

 

[ray benson]

Good morning. Sunny 50°F/ 10°C going up to 74°F/ 23°C

 

[dall]

Classic rookie mistake

Why do you think all my boots and shoes are sprayed with Scotchguard?

It's ok, wisdom comes with age

that wont ever happen there

Man ours is only 85". Guess its time for a bigger one

thats what she said

I am bad with names, cut a guy a little slack! Lol

we already give you lots of slack
*b-word

It was my bedtime....

you slept all day

Good morning hosers. Back in the saddle today for the start of motor grader season for me.

thought you was a logger

 

[Mastermind]

you slept all day

You misspelled worked again.

 

[nbbt]

Good morning. Some Sunshine poking through from time to time and 40f for the time being.

 

[dall]

I really wanted to rest today. But I just sat my ass down all day.

You misspelled worked again.

nope its right

 

[Mastermind]

nope its right

Dang. I was afraid of that. LOL

 

[dall]

Dang. I was afraid of that. LOL

you coulda said you had jet lag
lol

 

[dall]

I really wanted to rest today. But I just sat my ass down for the day.

You misspelled worked again.

Dang. I was afraid of that. LOL

lmao

 

[footstep]

Morning all, looks like another cloudy day with rain expected, gonna be waiting on the fedex & ups truck to deliver some some toys, enjoy your tuesday.

 

[Mastermind]

you coulda said you had jet lag
lol

I might fuk off today.

 

[Loony661]

thought you was a logger

I am. But I also grade township roads on 3 1/2 townships, and operate dozers and other heavy equipment during the summer. Logging comes to an end around here once the fields start getting worked again. Very few people give up crops for a log landing.

 

[dall]

I might fuk off today.

lol like everyday

I am. But I also grade township roads on 3 1/2 townships, and operate dozers and other heavy equipment during the summer. Logging comes to an end around here once the fields start getting worked again. Very few people give up crops for a log landing.

lol i guess some loggers do it different here and the landing is either at the edge of the field or built into the woods
theres 2 places getting logged a couple miles down the road and neither is where even hay field was

 

[Woodpecker]

I am. But I also grade township roads on 3 1/2 townships, and operate dozers and other heavy equipment during the summer. Logging comes to an end around here once the fields start getting worked again. Very few people give up crops for a log landing.

It’s the same here.

 

[Loony661]

lol like everyday

lol i guess some loggers do it different here and the landing is either at the edge of the field or built into the woods
theres 2 places getting logged a couple miles down the road and neither is where even hay field was

I’m still finishing up a logging job for my uncle, and we’re landing logs in a food plot that isn’t as critical right now.

With the terrain here, the fields are up as high on the hill as they can go without tipping tractors over, so there’s no place to land logs except in the fields or pastures at the bottom of the valley, or top of the hills where the log trucks can get to them.

 

[Loony661]

It’s the same here.

I think it’s an upper midwest thing.

 

[Mastermind]

I am. But I also grade township roads on 3 1/2 townships, and operate dozers and other heavy equipment during the summer. Logging comes to an end around here once the fields start getting worked again. Very few people give up crops for a log landing.

It's cool that you have the ability to do all these different things. Most of our locals can't even wipe their own asses without government assistance.

lol like everyday

lol i guess some loggers do it different here and the landing is either at the edge of the field or built into the woods
theres 2 places getting logged a couple miles down the road and neither is where even hay field was

It's the same here. But we have huge expanses of wooded areas. Where Andy is, I believe there are large fields that are separated by smaller wooded areas.

 

[dall]

I’m still finishing up a logging job for my uncle, and we’re landing logs in a food plot that isn’t as critical right now.

With the terrain here, the fields are up as high on the hill as they can go without tipping tractors over, so there’s no place to land logs except in the fields or pastures at the bottom of the valley, or top of the hills where the log trucks can get to them.

whats taking so long besides the days off to nap ?

It's cool that you have the ability to do all these different things. Most of our locals can't even wipe their own asses without government assistance.

It's the same here. But we have huge expanses of wooded areas. Where Andy is, I believe there are large fields that are separated by smaller wooded areas.

so you are saying he is a slacker

 

[redline4]

It's the same here. But we have huge expanses of wooded areas. Where Andy is, I believe there are large fields that are separated by smaller wooded areas.

That's correct. Similar to central wi, large farm acreage separated by wooded areas.

I had forgotten how tall some of the species of trees get in Central and Southern Alabama until we just drove through there again.