I misread that at first...thought it said I counted one 10 point...
If you can wait until fall, there are deals to be had a the Paul Bunyan show...this one was $4k at the show last year....
Well, rats! My buddy lives near Johnson City, and comes up here all the time with a truck/trailer...
My understanding is that everyone does, at least through training
Right?! I've seen some eager beavers cut in late March on a particularly warm spring, but never February!
My buddy from high school went through that...he runs a hydro power plant in Washington now...
How far are you from Johnson City? (or Elizabethton)
Depending on what year it is exactly ('99--03) that has to be darn close to new price. But I'd personally rather have the older truck...easier to...
Yup, me too! Very nice older truck. Those bring some big bux these days, especially diesel.
Classic chicken chit welds! I've seen way better from freshman year ag class welding!!
I see various brands/versions of that on the back of plow trucks regularly
I guess I should back up...I've never personally seen the slime in an indoor tank, that "data" came from our fuel guy at work. We have a large...
Ground up scrap metal?
It's a crap shoot...sometimes it's fine, sometimes it's full of slime...indoors certainly helps though.
Don't buy too big...this modern low sulfur diesel doesn't keep well...I'd say to make sure you use at least 1 tank/year.
Yup, if all you have to cut is toothpick trees, that's :yes: But the trees we cut would blow the tires off that thing, with one log! :rofl: :lol:
I agree! And they cost more than the far superior jelly donut too!
Happy birthday indeed! :handshake:
I don't mind if it's a lil punky...shoulder season wood.
Yup, there have been sightings of them for a couple weeks now, even up here! They were chirping up a storm on Saturday...