Snow work today!

[Dean Lofthouse]

snowing pretty heavy here now.

 

It has been here, the logs were getting buried as fast as I could split them..

 

 

In other words why weren't you working soft @rse?

[Stephen Blair]

i did my log delivery by 9.20am mate, home for breaky walked xander to nursery then went for a great walk along the frony with kumba rat, picked up some money from a customer then came home for some lunging and cake:thumbup:

[Dean Lofthouse]

come by Kumba !!

[nailer]

Always chasing that last dollar!

 

 

 

[Mozza]

That rig of yours is awesome Nick Love that black truck!!

[skyhuck]

Loving the chapter 8 Nick!!!!!!

[nailer]

That`s Chapter 8 a.

 

Not many people have done this course.

 

It mainly involves parking the truck exactly where you`d have it in an ideal situation, dropping 4 little cones, and letting them work it out. Take advantage of any traffic island furniture to protect the dropzone. Do it when its snowing so all the cars are passing by nice and slow.

 

I should have used a wider angle lens so you could have seen the traffic lights we had set up.

[Stephen Blair]

i am loving the black truck, it looks really flash and stealthy. better than my green, i feel a spray job coming on:biggrin:

[David Humphries]

i am loving the black truck, it looks really flash and stealthy. better than my green, i feel a spray job coming on:biggrin:

 

Put it in tandom with one of these Black Beauties, and no one will be able to see ya scarper Stevie

 

 

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[Tom D]

Went out to clear up from last weeks dismantling, 2 beeches 1 big fir and 1 scotty. The journey in was no fun, I hate towing a heavy trailer on snow, but we got there and used the tractor to clear up all the timber and tidy up behind the grinder, the fir stump was about 5' across but it was 12-14' by the time it was ground out. I had already moved loads of stuff when I took the pic.

 

 

 

 

 

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