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Had an opportunity to go to work a bit late today, so I unloaded all that concrete. This is Moonshine towing my M101A3 with my fat ass in the driver's seat.

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How did you unload the trailer?
 
it didn't take me too many loads like that before I bought a dump trailer
 
Wao, $44.50 a ton we pay here $5.5 a ton.
 
Wao, $44.50 a ton we pay here $5.5 a ton.

Yeah, it's super expensive. Next time I'm just going to get a dumpster.
 
@jfz80 and his crew must all have mountain goat hooves. My ankle twisted just looking at the wet red clay and rocks on that slope.

Crew?!? Lol

It's me my shovel and a mini excavator. Luckily with operator today. Quite the chore spreading a 200lb 10x25 50mil Epdm liner by ones self

Although it was much more fun the days i was piloting that beast from the air conditioned cab.
 
My two favorite tools:

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Been there done that many many many times.
I have a 6x12 Bobcat trailer that I added 2' sides to haul trash and construction debris. One day at the dump a red neck looking fellow next to me dropped this knowledge on me, "Get a chain and tie it to an old tire and put it at the front of the trailer, then hook it to the dozer to pull the trash out". I thought he was nuts, and the tire would slip past the trash, but I decided to give it a try anyway. The night before was restless (like the night before a concrete pour). I was worried about the tire slipping, and would the equipment operator at the fill participate in this idea. When I backed up to the spot where the dozers were working, one operator made a hand signal for pulling. He drove right up to the back of the trailer and I hitched on with a clevis. Then the dozer backed up and my trailer was empty. I don't mean to get sappy but this is true, watching the trash come off the trailer ranks up there with the birth of my daughter and wedding day. I can remember standing there in complete shock and bliss wanting to hug the dozer operator.
 
Been there done that many many many times.
I have a 6x12 Bobcat trailer that I added 2' sides to haul trash and construction debris. One day at the dump a red neck looking fellow next to me dropped this knowledge on me, "Get a chain and tie it to an old tire and put it at the front of the trailer, then hook it to the dozer to pull the trash out". I thought he was nuts, and the tire would slip past the trash, but I decided to give it a try anyway. The night before was restless (like the night before a concrete pour). I was worried about the tire slipping, and would the equipment operator at the fill participate in this idea. When I backed up to the spot where the dozers were working, one operator made a hand signal for pulling. He drove right up to the back of the trailer and I hitched on with a clevis. Then the dozer backed up and my trailer was empty. I don't mean to get sappy but this is true, watching the trash come off the trailer ranks up there with the birth of my daughter and wedding day. I can remember standing there in complete shock and bliss wanting to hug the dozer operator.

You're right ... using a dozer during the birth of our son would have been much easier. :hillbilly:
 
Found an alternate use for the lift, blades sharpened with having to take them off!!

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Found an alternate use for the lift, blades sharpened with having to take them off!!

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Good call on the safety strap.
 
you work pro bono??

Sure do. Sign a contract for install over 10k and I will credit all your design fees :D

You need a waterfall at the new pad ?

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An end to the age-old debate. The binoculars were a gift from my wife for our anniversary. So yes, size must matter.

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