Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

Now this is kind of funny...
The road is to the right in the picture, my driveway which I plowed with the old Ford garden tractor is to the left.

The town just went by with the cinder spreader... Where the heck were they all winter when we had the ice???

 

Ewww snow

 

I have heard that sometimes with late snow like this, they will go out and use up the last bits of cinders/salt/sand, etc so that they can show the bean counters that they did indeed use up all the stuff they spread on the roads and please don't cut that budget smaller for next year. It basically so they don't run out of spreading "stuff" in case next winter is worse than this one.

 

Bean counters I use that one as well

 

I'm gonna go cuddle up next to a partially loaded rocket here for the next few hours. Wish me luck all.

 

Truth...thats how military works

 

Don't breathe too deeply now.

 

I don't have a long or short bed on the Tundra. It's a standard bed. The Goldilocks if you will.

 

I like my DCSB, until I need to haul lumber. Or a canoe.

 

I'm 6 foot tall so long bed is easier for me to sleep in.
Man busy day today, but going fast.

Got to keep busy. Making a couple of tools and facing off a large flange.

 

What river is that? Good looking truck by the way!!!

 

That socket showed up today. Pretty happy to put it with it's friends.

@wildcam47

Thank you, Will.

 

4R trail wheels

 

11-1/2 hours later we have power -- and water!

(the luxury of flushing )

 

RE: Poll

All my trucks but 2 have been full size with an 8 foot bed, to me that is a long bed.
I had a Ranger 6' and the Tacoma 6'. They are ok for what they are -- "handy duty" -- but a p-i-a for plywood or sheetrock.

 

A year from now @wilcam47 will be looking for his 8mm DW socket and won’t be able to find it