Tractors, Mowers, Chippers, Trailers, Chainsaws, Generators, Driveway Erosion Control, ETC.

Nothing does. It's part of how this strain presents. Sorry man, gotta ride it out. {{{{{Positive vibes sent}}}}}}}

 

I'm on the downhill side of the rona myself, 1st day hit was last Wednesday, on Thursday the 100* temperature and headache was crazy insane, I get prescribed Sumatriptan 50mg for migraines, it wasn't a migraine but I took my migraine medicine anyways and that was the only thing that stopped that headache and stayed untop ofTylenol every 4 hours, cause I heard from everyone else, don't chase the headache with medicine, proactive approach.
I'm have been doing pretty good with taking Vitamins C, D and Zinc, also daily (lactoferrin 500mg and benadryl)- Google those 2 together...

Last Friday afternoon....
Building is going to be delivered Monday whether I'm healthy or not, so I'm 100% Mentality and Spiritually with it, and about 70% Physically/functionallly in shape, you don't get those sick days to use when your retired.

Just dropping stuff off today, will be back Sunday with more rest. Picked up roller/compactor and 700lbs of lyme.




Yesterday

 

I got over my Covid in about 3 days

 

1st time it was 3 days, and less 4 weeks later, got hit again a little bit harder

 

Some co workers had mild to no symptoms others mild to moderate. I'm still fatigued and coughing

 

Heavy rains is gonna delay the building delivery now, looking at Wednesday for a possibility, the schedule is now all screwed up.

 

When they brought the one for our camper they got stuck in the yard, I had to pull em out with the tractor

 

The 310SK with her new bucket.

 

Yeah I don't want a 18W crossing my cattle guards when the ground is saturated or pulling anything out.

 

Great looking tractor mang!

 

thanks man!

 

I might even look forward to snow it I had that big iron available. Looks like a nice clean machine.

 

Does this work? Just adding lime to crushed gravel?

 

Yeah I am really curious as well. Thanks.

 

x3

Did a little google research and came up empty handed.

 

Lime added to road base does not show up on google?? Strange.

To be specific Im using crushed caliche base, and lime has several benefits, after the building is placed, the lime itself has a burning effect to insects, rodents and somewhat helps deters snakes, the lime also helps provides bonding to the aggregate Caliche base materials itself, of course it takes a long time for the materials to bond, but you can definitely tell the difference.

 

Cool. Not used here. Thanks

Putting asphalt or concrete over the base??

 

Nope, staying as is, the poor mans gravel pad.

 

Very interesting.

I think here it just would not work. Too wet. Make a sticky mess or worse.