Tacomas doing work

I drove through the foot of snow on my driveway today to take the trash to the dump, because plowing sucks and trash stinks. Work.

Cringe. What an idiot.

 

Pics are from a few months ago…Two 8 foot kayaks and all the family’s belongings for a week-long vacation.

 

Scrap..?..!! I took my Chargriller Akorn off the 'cart' and set it up in my Grill-Hut... had this one for 7 years now
we hardly get any rain so it has held up well... I'm rockin the Junior as well...

 

Definitely overloaded with the scoop of river stones.

 

Some clean up and hauling the mountain bike.

 

my guy clearly didn’t see my post a few weeks back on how to carry flooring

 

I carry a couple of those blankets in my bed for that purpose as well -

 

Hauling 1770lbs. to the savage yard.

 

It only took me one trip to learn to not let those little pebbles fall in between the tailgate

 

I had one given to me ( like new) and I used it like twice and put it out by the road with sign that said FREE . Those things are a pain in the ass to use .

 

Best kind of “work”.

 

LOL that's a shame - once you understand how it behaves and works they're great.
They burn Lump Coal for best results, you have to understand temp-control and there is a learning
curve but once you get it you'll never go back to any type of grilling. With a proper load of coal and
vent control you can put a boston-butt on that thing and run it for 12 hours at 225 degrees.. or you
can shoot the temps up to 500-600 and sear a porterhouse to perfection.

You can spend 4 times as much for a Big Green Egg or if you're cheap like me get the same results
at a quarter of the price with this thing.

 

Yea ,I just could never get it to burn at a constant temp and got tired of tending to it all day .Gas grill for me ! Just not into the whole grilling thing .

 

This one was on the curb and the bottom was completely rusted out. The guy was nice enough to bring out some more rusty scrap goodness for me while I was fighting this thing into my already loaded down bed.

People are so nice when you're cleaning up their "trash"

 

Heading to the cabin for the weekend.

 

Cleaning up the lake lot with my best buddy

 

Mine helped me move, stuffed full of bikes, ammo and electronics it got 25+ mpg following the U-haul going reeeealy slow.

 

Moving a 450 lb cast iron stove