Unconventional
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Some were pretty sizable
biggest I recall was 19ton. Had to load it on a low bed trailer with a crane, customer wanted it in one piece .
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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biggest I recall was 19ton. Had to load it on a low bed trailer with a crane, customer wanted it in one piece .
Good Morning All! 3 day work week, hope it flies by!
Morning all you old Darts!
I got a call yesterday that our pig (1/2) was butchered yesterday, didn't think it was until next month. Anyway, scrambling to find a good used upright freezer, keep getting "sold already".
Getting hard to find. I got lucky was in HD and they just received some that am.
I can find in the NEX furniture store, around $700 though, am hoping to pay 1/2 of that.
I got a load of breaker rock for the driveway yesterday. Holy crap a tri axel full. I have used this guy in the past good to deal with. Holy crap that's a lot of rock, only got maybe half spread around yesterday, have to finish it today we are getting rain tomorrow so it should help pack it down. Have to love this stuff, just the delivery fee for it! $120
Think mine was just under 400, it is a chest freezer though.
I need about 14-17 cubic feet for the pork and 1/4 beef that's coming. Chest would work but a lot of floor space in the garage (not shop, talked her out of that) also harder for the wife to get meat out of.
They are a PIA in that respect. I needed one badly and just jumped on it when I saw it think it is around 11 CUFT
That's a steal, not sure what breaker rock is though, what size? I was out repairing the track damage from the excavator, at least it was rubber tracks.
Hu Tieu for Breakfast yesterday.
It is the rock they remove from processing coal, not screened but say 4" to really small gravel. The coal mines give it away its just the charge of delivery. I have used it a few times I like it it packs down really well. Still has a bit of coal oil in it but as soon as it rains it is gone and no weeds grow through it! Win Win for me.
Unconventional
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Probly a 2 hour minimum, pretty standard.
Mitch you didn't even flinch when that moped came at you on the sidewalk lol! Would take me a while to get used to that, seen it before but not for a long time! Glad you pointed out that your car was a Mercedes Benz, I couldn't tell by your girlfriends hat lol! Nice video, how was the food?
Guy gets $80 a hour. Good dude into older VW's. Actually bringing one over Sat to scope for him. It all works out.
And the only car on the street also! Wonder if they think he is American Mafia?
Unconventional
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Material like that was probably $10-$12/ton when I left that industry. From a Rock and Sand plant anyway.
They have serious piles of it to get rid of. Great for clean fill also. Prob would have been 300 in material here if it was 3B, they ask 16.50 a ton for now.
Yeah I'm pretty used to the close vehicles. Have you ever crossed a street in Asia? You just step on the street and start walking, looking into the traffic. They just steer around ya. Takes a little getting used to. Food was great. Those roadside places have better food than some large restaurants....
What does insurance run there?
$900 per year...cheap...
That is great think we pay that on the firechicken with comprehenssive only.
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