50+ thread

agreed!!!

 

We are hanging @ 14* and surprisingly I am not in trouble tonight!

 

@Steadfast
Fisher has a new HS series plow might want to look into..

 

Drill & Coring bit rental from the Home Depot

 

Here's a thread on the topic: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/snowplow.192800/

Page 3 or so is where the naysayers opinions tend to end and the thread is on topic.

 

for not being in trouble!!!

hmmmmm but not sure it's something I want to tackle

 

@Tacoma Mike

Mike ...... Check this out , I may go check it out this wknd

I like this in the vehicle description

will hook in a car wash

https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/d/1974-chevy-luv-v8/6432411420.html

 

Interesting

 

I like the pic with the air under the front tires !!!

 

-5 and still dropping.......
The salamander is gonna get a workout tomorrow morning.

 

Good evening folks.

 

@Tacoma Mike

Thought you might like this

https://youtu.be/tupsFbtvF3w


https://youtu.be/O5fKIkQdMxc

 

2nd and last tier of concrete block and steel retaining wall anchor installed. Tomorrow is finish backfilling then get ready to haul brush. It was decided to have one area for brush burning so all the brush piles have to be hauled to that spot. And since they want to burn in February, time is running out quickly.

 

Nice. Used to love those days.

 

Not sure that I've ever seen that much construction effort go into a picnic area. Wow.

 

It's a fee area. It pays for itself and all the maintenance and upkeep. But most of the materials are either leftover from other projects or stuff that's been here since before I got here. I put about $75 in the rebar and another $75 in the "all thread". Since the hauls were short, between the dump truck, loader and excavator I have about $100 in fuel. So it's really not too bad considering the potential cost of having a wall topple onto someone.

 

Total man hours?

 

I'd guess about 40. With all the other stuff we do (responding to other "emergencies", travel time, meetings, etc), it's really hard to stick to one job and see it through without interruptions.

 

Did you have a crew? Looks like a fair amount of work.