What's your ritual for handling the heat?

[zechstoker]

I'm a bit surprised... nobody's said anything about rigging up a 12 volt misting fan to their mower(s). Sounds like a good idea to me
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[Roger]

Originally Posted by zechstoker

I'm a bit surprised... nobody's said anything about rigging up a 12 volt misting fan to their mower(s). Sounds like a good idea to me
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I can't imagine the outcome with a misting fan, mixed with clouds of dust and debris that are always in the air when the temperatures are hot. Mud?

[Darryl G]

When it's hot I wait until noon or so to roll out so I get acclimated to it.

[zechstoker]

Originally Posted by Roger

I can't imagine the outcome with a misting fan, mixed with clouds of dust and debris that are always in the air when the temperatures are hot. Mud?

That's a good possibility. Well, maybe that wouldn't work out so well then. I get muddy enough just from sweating while working in the "dust storm".

[cgaengineer]

Originally Posted by zechstoker

I'm a bit surprised... nobody's said anything about rigging up a 12 volt misting fan to their mower(s). Sounds like a good idea to me
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Ive thought about it
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[cgaengineer]

Originally Posted by Roger

I can't imagine the outcome with a misting fan, mixed with clouds of dust and debris that are always in the air when the temperatures are hot. Mud?

Do you not sweat?
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[ed2hess]

Originally Posted by Patriot Services

A hoodie with the hood up? Was he chilly?
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It is the ole two loooose layers of cotton ......and he did all the loading of wheel barrows and I seen no sweat. I get a picture of his brother he is really covered can't see anything except his nose.

[Weekend cut easymoney]

Originally Posted by Patriot Services

A hoodie with the hood up? Was he chilly?
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they show up each day all bundled up....I kinda laugh and ask em if they are in training....

then they whine cause the A/c in the truck takes a little time to cool down--

[cranky44]

Ah summer in south Louisiana, your coffee never gets cold. Light, loose clothing, plenty of water and eat an apple a day.