- Joined
- Mar 24, 2005
- Location
- Stanley, NC
That's actually the climber's car. I figure he won't hit it with anything big enough to hurt the skidsteerLooks like the skidsteer is protecting mama's SUV!
That's actually the climber's car. I figure he won't hit it with anything big enough to hurt the skidsteerLooks like the skidsteer is protecting mama's SUV!
I'm not a fan of tattoos at all, but that is AWESOME!
What did you think of it? This one seems in pretty good shapeI put a bunch of hours on a D41 Komatsu loader.
I liked it,It was open canopy so it was a lil chilly on a fall morning but just right by late afternoon.I ran one for about a month on a big dirt haul.He had a 41 dozer too,didnt like it as much.What did you think of it? This one seems in pretty good shape
Critter haul after the storms last night. These are two different snakes (and two different girls )
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The front legs are harder to come by
I think they might be Glass Lizards.Critter haul after the storms last night. These are two different snakes (and two different girls )
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That’s correct. They are glass lizards, not snakes.I think they might be Glass Lizards.
You don't want it to end up looking like this one I did a couple weeks ago.This one is going to be a challenge. It's for the town, and luckily they are willing to tear up the sidewalk so I can grind the stumps, then re pour it. It's all cracked up anyway so I figured that would be the way to go. Also need to build a wall of some sort to keep debris from flying into the road while I'm working. I have a few sheets of plywood that would probably work.
Skidsteer mounted. I will be adding some rubber flappy deflectors before doing that again. It is about a 24" diameter wheel and keeps everything low and nearby as long as you start within a couple inches of the ground. But up high it sends grindings everywhere!Good lord. What kind of stump grinder did you use? Mine doesn't make a mess nowhere near that big.
What build thread is this from here?
LOL. This was an actual post from BookFace in a CJ restoration group. Guy claims it’s how it was when he bought it and his question was how to attach the hard lines to the axle from there.What build thread is this from here?
Repost!
In Beaufort this weekend for a wedding and the first thing I noticed yesterday was a huge sailing mast towering above the buildings along the waterfront. Google-fu says it's owned by the family that owns Hyundai.
Kaizen Yacht | 48m Alloy Yachts | Superyacht Times
Kaizen is a sailing yacht with a length of 48m. The yacht's builder is Alloy Yachts from New Zealand who delivered the superyacht Kaizen in 2000.www.superyachttimes.com