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but its not backwards, I absolutely must get a truck capable of towing my trailer and since I have little to no use for a chip truck and chipper, and need the money more, its very much forwards for me, especially since I don't own a vehicle legally allowed to cross state lines at the moment...

Ouch Sad to see

Backwards is backwards no matter how you flower it up. You have to show resilience and stay the course.

pretty well worked out what I'm going to do, buddy of mine has a mint 1999 F250, 7.3 PSD, 4wd CCLB that he's been dying to trade for my international, as much as I don't want to get rid of that truck since I'm not chipping anymore it doesn't really matter if I keep it or not, plus he's adding...

we don't live in an area with storms, an hour north we'd be covered up in work, and I advertise in that area for storm season but so many door knockers about, illegally, that I've had 2 or 3 real storm jobs in 4 years and none of them were worth a days pay, usually done in an hour or two and...

It could be worth hanging on to until storm season next year. Stay debt free on your equipment as much as possible. Nothing like not having to make payments on something, even if it isn't the best.

I hope to never have a raccoon on my head, regardless of whose choice it was.

I have questions.......

Patiently waiting for a new stick to drop out of a removal

people around here are getting so cheap about tree work they are literally asking to hire the Amish now instead of insured companies because we cost too much so yeah, todays job is probably one of the last ones I'm doing, gonna downsize equipment to some cheaper stuff and go to just hauling...

Pond almost swallowed the deuce More rain coming gotta pump it out

Hellaofa life

one day i removed a pine that was damaged by a fire and than a day of deadwooding nice trees by a lake.

Today I bought a new toy!) The Light PO4 is truly Super Light!

I had this idea that I was going to rope a deer, put it in a stall, feed it up on corn for a couple of weeks, then kill it and eat it. The first step in this adventure was getting a deer. I figured that, since they congregate at my cattle feeder and do not seem to have much fear of me when we...