NW WA Meet / BS Thread

You got the hammer?

 

I've got fire. I use a cutting torch, works pretty well. Probably better than an air chisel.

 

Dang that sounds much faster.

 

Them are purdy

 

PM me to set up a time. I'm in Puyallup.

 

Is this Weed in California?

 

I've also got a set sitting in my garage and could use some help. I'm short a finger and some dexterity on my left hand thanks to a table saw

 

Well it’s not my place to invite people but I’m sure if you asked he’d say yesbyou could come

 

Yup! They have grown!

 

His mind works in a different way, he dropped it off at the shop Tuesday night “so you could get it painted ASAP”, but forgot to tell me until last night

 

Anyone in the Seattle area wanna help a brotha out with some Clazzio covers installation on Sunday? Tempting, I know. It's either that or head to Tac-Town for some covered work space. Happy to offer cash to compensate for the sacrifice.

 

Trololollollooollool

 

@JDAM, a just a tip for if you find yourself cruising Campbell Global during the midweek hunting, use your CB. A hunter in a Tacoma today had a close encounter with a logging crews crummy. Not sure if he drove away from it, it looked like just some minor front end corner damage.

Well his truck was gone when we went back for the next piece of equipment with the lowboy.

Oh and log trucks have the right of way. Man with the load owns the road.

 

This is why even in Dubai, they have an "American Hospital" with American staff and American EMR software.

 

I wish more people understood the unwritten lug nut rule. If it has more lug nuts get the f@ck outta the way.

 

The way I see it more lug nuts or not, the man I’m the log truck is on the clock, which means I pull over

 

roger that. so he did he hit a tree or what? I had to look up what a crummy was LOL

 

Never heard that one before.

This time of year especially since it's hunting season, theres more people accessing the tree farm in all areas. Even where there's heavy log truck traffic. I'm pretty sure about 90% of recreational permit holders don't own a cb, and aren't required to have one either. Just required to have insurance and sign a waiver releasing the land owner of any wrong doing. If you get hung up on another vehicle your insurance figures it out. I don't normally drive to all corners of the tree farm daily, I'm usually in the same area all day on site, but today moving equipment with the lowboy driver I saw plenty of idiots oblivious to what's coming at them, and where they are in the roadway. The last piece of equipment we hauled is damn near as wide as the road and would force even a passenger car into the ditch. 160,000lbs, in the picture, of machine and lowbed doesn't stop very quick on pavement, and even less on gravel logging roads and down a 17% grade. Most log trucks are at 99,000-105,000 loaded when headed to the mill.

If people are going to run around logging roads during operating hours, at least buy a handheld.