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i dont understand y people put in those tiny ass gates...i dnt even bother with customers anymore that dont have somthing big enough to get a 48 in mower. lol....and do i see a bon fire in the near future?? hahah
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And the fort is just great, we all drive the trucks back there after work during the week, and have a big fire on our couches. We need to get a couple more. When the couches get squirrel infested you just burn them and get some more on junk day!
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Started working at the tree job again, pulling out brush so that it could be chipped but we got rained out. And I re-planted an evergreen that was blown over from the wind at that house too. Class tonight, I believe we're learning about aqua-scapes, and a little bit more of hardscaping too.
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I'm taking care of a customers chickens this week while they're away. LOL It's actually kinda fun, I got 12 eggs yesterday and 8 today.
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mmmmmm fried chicken. hahahha
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LOL it's nice to have some chickens around, my fridge is overflowing in eggs!
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So I've been busy with that tree job, I cleared the front and had it chipped, now I'm starting the rest of it, and its moving along. I've been weighing some trailer options lately, I found a 6.5x16ft tandem with a side gate, but was concerned with the height of it, our 6x12 has drop axles which is nice for the riders. The 7x14 we have isn't as ideal, it sits pretty high and has a pretty short ramp, we've never used it for maintenance yet because we got it before the winter, but last time I loaded the lazer on, I'm pretty sure the deck it, the Scag doesn't though. If they put drop axles on the one I'm looking at i'd be happy as well as some mesh or solid sides. The other option is an enclosed, does anyone have any suggestions as for brands? I'm looking at either 7 or 8.5x16, I want a side door, and a roof vent. New or used really. Suggestions?
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Still a little bit thrown between the open/enclosed debate. I'm leaning more towards an open just so I can easily load brush, have lots of room to maneuver without the walls boxing me in. If I damage an open trailer I basically just throw some paint on it. I'll have more visibility too for my tighter places. Looking at a 6.5x16 foot, with a 5 foot gate, and 48" side ramp. Hopefully with trimmer and blower racks, a front box, and a rack for tools.
Here's some shots of whats going on lately, taking the roller in to get washed before paint (pics of that to come) and my brothers new LTZ, mine should be purchased soon! And some brush I hauled from that tree job, its closeby so the unsafe load wasn't really a problem
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