Tacomas doing work

Cut 2 oaks down and chipped up the brush for mulch around the house.

 

Hauling some cement board, plywood and lumber.

 

Dumping some dirt

 

Okay, okay, if it’s too lame, let me know. But I was mildly impressed at what a good furniture hauler this thing turned out to be. We got the couch and chairs inside just before a snowstorm.

 

Lumber & concrete for a backyard fence rebuild. Dinky 4x8' trailer is very handy because it fits anywhere and it's easy to move around by hand when empty & disconnected.

It was strictly in-town on level streets sub-30 mph. Obviously the 1 strap on there isn't enough to take that load on the freeway.

 

Dump run.

 

Little clean up at the job site today. Getting the road master active suspension later today to hopefully help with the heavy loads and a bit of rear lift

 

This forum gave me a chub! Something about a full bed!

 

Check out the Gapshield

 

I lost two of my photinia bushes over the winter. They were just shy of 8 feet tall.

Used the strap-over-the-spare technique to pull them out. A neighbor ran over to help, but really he wanted to watch what the hell it was I was doing. It ripped those root balls like they were nothing.

Replacement shrubs in truck. It'll only be another 5-10 years before they're back to their former glory.






Oh, and I got rid of my sectional.

 

looks like you had to fish out the spare tire from underneath the truck too.

 

It’s me again. We had a break between snow storms last week and predicted ones next week. In the meantime, it was time to get started on gardening. Here’s the Tacoma getting filled up for a dump run. In addition to the dirt and branches, we cut back all of our many rose bushes significantly and added that to the load.

 

A couple pictures from different days towing a S2000 to a race track.

 

500lbs grass fed hamburger going from processing to my freezers.

 

Middle of the night agg conveyor maintenance in the rain.

 

Real Man’s Work

 

Nice pic. What year is the ATV ?

 

First day at the track this year…

 

Loaded mine down with some cedar and oak wood last fall for my fireplace. Handled it like a champ