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The Terex is on to new horizons now, it is in virtually like new condition, I delivered it to the new owner. I have a good friend who has driven well over a million miles, mostly in 18 wheelers, here's what I texted him about it- Me: Dropped it off 2 hours away in Hampton, CT. Of course on...

Your log truck can handle that weight/size?

tight spot!

Animal's wounds heal much faster than humans, fyi ;) https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/29/science/wounds-healing-speed-humans.html?unlocked_article_code=1.Dk8.qPLR.EK0bhY3ksRnA&smid=url-share

I still have a few saws, climbing gear and a C3500 dumping p/u truck. For the first time in decades, for the trimming at my son's house, I did the 'mexican chipper' thing, it worked out surprisingly well as I was somewhat dreading cleaning up without a chipper.

Ah bien. I'm planning to deliver the bucket truck to its new owner in upstate CT tomorrow. :drink: It is a bizarre feeling to be selling that sweet, ultra productive beast. I just did some trimming with it at my son's house a couple days ago, the thing runs smooth as silk which drove home...

No complaints!! :drink: :dude: ;)8) Et vous?

SOLD

SOLD

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this kid is rad, kinda in a category of his own, have you heard of him?

Hella wrecks here. Couple remind me of my wreck 3 weeks ago; drunk, high, old, night riding, no lights, deffo bad combo. :dude: :drink: https://www.pinkbike.com/news/video-friday-fails-348.html

You still doing some walking/hiking?

Yes, my bad, couldnt remember my gauge but yeah, .50 it is

Is it better than a more standard textile tether, or too soon to tell?

Remember when you splained to me that the 42" bar takes a bigger gauge chain (63?) than the 'normal' (58?) gauge chain? Lordy I was going cross eyed trying to cipher why that bar was cutting soooo bad :|: :dude: :lol: