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General Site Info => General Discussion => Topic started by: Blazin on January 27, 2013, 01:30:15 pm
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Thirsty accused me of babying Yellow Snow last week.
Figured I would put up a few pics of some of its daily duties.
Cutting for some new power lines starting at the end of my road, heading east about a mile. The state and railroad right of way over lap the srtip of land, and the river along this stretch. Normally any trees cut would go to the land owner / abbuter. Since there realy isn't any in this case with permision from the tree company, or electric company its up for grabs.
First of 5 & a half loads.
(http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q165/BlazinK30/86%20GMC%20rebuild/0126130922.jpg)
Second load.
(http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q165/BlazinK30/86%20GMC%20rebuild/0126131217.jpg)
(http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q165/BlazinK30/86%20GMC%20rebuild/0126131217a.jpg)
(http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q165/BlazinK30/86%20GMC%20rebuild/0126131239.jpg)
(http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q165/BlazinK30/86%20GMC%20rebuild/0126131239a.jpg)
(http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q165/BlazinK30/86%20GMC%20rebuild/0126131240.jpg)
Shes got Trans Am fever, the rear end is saggin!
I forgot to take pics of the third, & fourth loads. They were about the same size as the second one, Third one had alot of large diameter birch, half or better of the fourth was red oak, & had twelve 6" or 7" pieces that hung out the back 2' plus on the bottom. Judging roughly by the pile behind the shop I'm thinking 2 & 1/2 plus cords.
They still have about a 1/4 plus mile left to cut. See what I can't get next weekend.
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Thirsty accused me of babying Yellow Snow last week.
haha...whoops! Guess my sarcastic sense of humor didn't translate so well.
When I said it's because you baby Yellow Snow, I meant that you use it like a real truck. ;D
Proof is in the pictures for anybody that doesn't know Blazin ;D
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Free heat, love it...
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That's not sag, Blazin- it's squat. ;D
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Thats ain't squat, I coulda got a few more sticks oner!
For better weight transfer off the line!
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LOL Big difference between "sag" and "squat".