hvy 1ton
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If you hit insert inline they will show up as big pictures instead thumbnails.
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Confined Space Operators
- Thread starter ippielb
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ippielb
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Just finishing the other T part of the alley right now, got sent home because of the rain yesterday. First rainfall over 1/10" since the beginning of June.
ippielb
Senior Member
Don't know how well this is going to show up. But took this cool picture to show the lane a bit lol
rsherril
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- Joined
- May 2, 2009
- Messages
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- Location
- Far West Colorado
- Occupation
- Geologist, Retired from teaching sciences
Do the baloons wrapped around the light rack serve a purpose?
ippielb
Senior Member
Hahaha no they don't, only for Crew morale that day. Just trying to have fun.
ippielb
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ippielb
Senior Member
One picture is the slag in, and at the end of the day I had a little left to cover with base. The next morning filling the last bit with base I had an audience lol.cuttin edge
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I find John Deere has a lot of blind spots. When I first started where I am now, I had come from a company that built highways. Then I was thrown into that kind of work. Tight spots, no grades, people judging you cause you're supposed to be a graderman. You pick up a lot of little tricks. After 20 years I use a Maulden grader for tight spots. Cost wise it's no contest. Faster hands down. I still have the 14 footer when I need it, but it comes down to the right tools for the job. Glad you enjoy your work. Keep it up.