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I planted around 700 posts for grapes at the last apple orchard I pulled out. Lots of rocks in the ground and the slope made it challenging to get them straight.
Wow another great looking job, and what darn pretty country to be working in. I bet keeping those post straight would be a royal pain, but looks like you got it down pretty darn good.
A friend sold his Case 580K and he asked if I was interested in hauling it for the new owner. The buyer lived in 100 Mile House about 500+ miles round trip from me. Loaded it up one morning and the got up early Saturday and delivered it by noon and home again. It is a nice drive.
I went up Highway 97 which will continue on all the way to Alaska. On the way back I took Highway 24 which takes you through what is known as the Interlakes area. Good fishing!
My last picture is Lac Des Roches which is on that road.
Everything went smoothly. Didn't get lost, scales were closed, truck ran good, had a bucket of gravel in the box to help with the ride. I am not a long distance trucker. I easily could have made a two day trip out of it!
The tree mulch pile I spread was too much for the narrow vineyard tractor to drive on. Too thick in places and it wasn't safe to drive over.
I scraped and loaded over 50,000kg and hauled away in 7 dump truck loads. It rained a lot so it was heavy and well packed down in the truck.