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Met with David (WyBy) for breakfast as he was passing by an hour down the hill from me. He's headed home and I am headed to the other side of the valley on an errand. Nice fella. So pics, cause it happened. Probably thinks I talk to much. :lol:

Might try that next time my neighbor with his mini ex aint playing with his grandkids when I need a hole trench.

Rhododendrons are in bloom -

If it's dirt I'll work great, the only thing that slows it down is solid rock. Around here at least hardpan is compressed clay and dirt that's dried out, add some water and force the dirt to move with a few thousand psi and its no longer hardpan. Try it next time, you might be hand digging less...

I went to a Vermeer open house and they had a vacuum machine that had a 5" pipe with a pressure washer nozzle in the end of it. It was for finding underground utilities without damaging them. It would dig the most perfect fence post hole in seconds. :/:

Pressure washer I would doubt to be effective in hard pan. Wont even perk. Mixed with rock. Like concrete. Took a small jack hammer to dig through it for our foundation. Might work in clay though

It's a wine really, they call it a sipping wine and due to that and the colour "whisky" I used to make a lot of wine but that one is pretty tricky, takes a lot longer than usual. The recipe is from an old beer and wine making book.

Pressure washer and a shop vac, you would be amazed at how well it works :lol: especially for trenching in something narrow, because the hole only has to be wide enough for the shopvac hose so it can suck the spoil away. You'll need other dirt to backfill with tho, unless you wanna wait till it...

Yes, I can carry two implements on the chip truck and one on the machine in the trailer, but it’s often a game of fox/chicken/grain on the bigger jobs. It’s ok though, I’m not tempted to get a big truck or anything, my business suits me for where I am now.

They might be ok for some, but after someone takes a dump, they are no good for anyone. :)

As a mechanic, I would suggest that using a garden hose, and back flush from the fan side out, and use an appropriately sized zip tie to help move the more stubborn bits of insect and baked on chips/ dust etc. take your time and be careful/ gentle if its been a long time since done. Most times...

Stuff is fugging terrible.

House cow :^D

Stepdaughter is off to Florida this week for the kids dance competion....so I get the "house cow". Marlins getting old 11 now. Doing what he does best. Ed

I use a pressure washer but not a high power one under 1000 psi, compressed air, and leaf blower.

That is definitely a factor for me. I do 95% of my work with my root rake grapple so that stays on the machine all the time. I also carry my 4-in-1 bucket on the front of the trailer and have room for at least 1 other attachment when needed (pallet forks, land leveler, large bucket). I have no...

I don’t know if I have posted this before, but it’s a good one.

My sister lives in an RV trailer. 8'x25', and I get claustrophobic just stepping inside. But she loves it.

With a best by date of 7-4-92.:lol: