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[BAMAWV]

Job was beast.  Perfect day for working outside though.

Is this the 4-acre quarterly gig, Smitty?  Was it overgrown?  Might be easier from now on I would think.

Yes, and yes quite over grown, lots of down limbs and crap (a lot of it I got rid of this time), and it's a fairly steep hillside so in many parts I have to be going up or down.

I'll put some pics here in a little bit.

It should take half the time from here on out.

Probably best to run straight up or down until you get use to it. I've spoken of this before,--that you are sitting up high (high center of gravity) so you get a feeling you are about to roll when you really are not. I sometimes (well, not for some time now) spend all day on a hillside (fence building, for instance) and the death grip tension on the wheel is enough to wear you out.

[ssmith general]

Job was beast.  Perfect day for working outside though.

Is this the 4-acre quarterly gig, Smitty?  Was it overgrown?  Might be easier from now on I would think.

Yes, and yes quite over grown, lots of down limbs and crap (a lot of it I got rid of this time), and it's a fairly steep hillside so in many parts I have to be going up or down.

I'll put some pics here in a little bit.

It should take half the time from here on out.

I bet you made them happy.

My number goal is to do an excellent job, so I hope so. 

[ssmith general]

Job was beast.  Perfect day for working outside though.

Is this the 4-acre quarterly gig, Smitty?  Was it overgrown?  Might be easier from now on I would think.

Yes, and yes quite over grown, lots of down limbs and crap (a lot of it I got rid of this time), and it's a fairly steep hillside so in many parts I have to be going up or down.

I'll put some pics here in a little bit.

It should take half the time from here on out.

Probably best to run straight up or down until you get use to it. I've spoken of this before,--that you are sitting up high (high center of gravity) so you get a feeling you are about to roll when you really are not. I sometimes (well, not for some time now) spend all day on a hillside (fence building, for instance) and the death grip tension on the wheel is enough to wear you out.

Like going down a steep bank and driving into a hole.   Pretty sure my heart actually stopped for a second.

[BAMAWV]

Job was beast.  Perfect day for working outside though.

Is this the 4-acre quarterly gig, Smitty?  Was it overgrown?  Might be easier from now on I would think.

Yes, and yes quite over grown, lots of down limbs and crap (a lot of it I got rid of this time), and it's a fairly steep hillside so in many parts I have to be going up or down.

I'll put some pics here in a little bit.

It should take half the time from here on out.

Probably best to run straight up or down until you get use to it. I've spoken of this before,--that you are sitting up high (high center of gravity) so you get a feeling you are about to roll when you really are not. I sometimes (well, not for some time now) spend all day on a hillside (fence building, for instance) and the death grip tension on the wheel is enough to wear you out.

Like going down a steep bank and driving into a hole.   Pretty sure my heart actually stopped for a second.

LOL--Done it.  I've been perpendicular to the incline and hit a rock. Up hill front tire comes off the ground and you have to steer out of it. Also I remember augering down on a posthole, sideways on a hillside. The auger gets stuck in the hole, but when it breaks loose, under tension, it'll give you a ride.  Did you see the e-mail video I sent you?

[ssmith general]

Job was beast.  Perfect day for working outside though.

Is this the 4-acre quarterly gig, Smitty?  Was it overgrown?  Might be easier from now on I would think.

Yes, and yes quite over grown, lots of down limbs and crap (a lot of it I got rid of this time), and it's a fairly steep hillside so in many parts I have to be going up or down.

I'll put some pics here in a little bit.

It should take half the time from here on out.

Probably best to run straight up or down until you get use to it. I've spoken of this before,--that you are sitting up high (high center of gravity) so you get a feeling you are about to roll when you really are not. I sometimes (well, not for some time now) spend all day on a hillside (fence building, for instance) and the death grip tension on the wheel is enough to wear you out.

Like going down a steep bank and driving into a hole.   Pretty sure my heart actually stopped for a second.

LOL--Done it.  I've been perpendicular to the incline and hit a rock. Up hill front tire comes off the ground and you have to steer out of it. Also I remember augering down on a posthole, sideways on a hillside. The auger gets stuck in the hole, but when it breaks loose, under tension, it'll give you a ride.  Did you see the e-mail video I sent you?

I just watched it.  Nice.

[BAMAWV]

Job was beast.  Perfect day for working outside though.

Is this the 4-acre quarterly gig, Smitty?  Was it overgrown?  Might be easier from now on I would think.

Yes, and yes quite over grown, lots of down limbs and crap (a lot of it I got rid of this time), and it's a fairly steep hillside so in many parts I have to be going up or down.

I'll put some pics here in a little bit.

It should take half the time from here on out.

Probably best to run straight up or down until you get use to it. I've spoken of this before,--that you are sitting up high (high center of gravity) so you get a feeling you are about to roll when you really are not. I sometimes (well, not for some time now) spend all day on a hillside (fence building, for instance) and the death grip tension on the wheel is enough to wear you out.

Like going down a steep bank and driving into a hole.   Pretty sure my heart actually stopped for a second.

LOL--Done it.  I've been perpendicular to the incline and hit a rock. Up hill front tire comes off the ground and you have to steer out of it. Also I remember augering down on a posthole, sideways on a hillside. The auger gets stuck in the hole, but when it breaks loose, under tension, it'll give you a ride.  Did you see the e-mail video I sent you?

I just watched it.  Nice.

That was incredible. I'd explain to everyone but it is too hard to put into a comment box. Backhoe/loader aerobics.

[Coach Hank Crisp]

Coach Hank I see the road for Shades Valley does not get any easier this week. Ya'll play Clay-Caulkville. Are you going to the game?

We have a tough test this week too. We play @ Oxford. In addition to a tough game it is a 150 mile road trip for us.

Sorry it took all day to get back with you. There has be so many posts on this thread I wasn't sure where your message was. We are going to the game tomorow night, their best change to win was 2 weeks ago. Next week is Hueytown HS. The band didn't go to Gadsden last week and I am glad I didn't have to watch that game. Tomorrow night will probably be the same out come. Since Jefferson county is brankrupt, the band doesn't go to Austin HS in decatur either. Good luck with Oxford tomorrow night. Go Bears! That's right isn't it. Go Mounties just don't sound right.

[ssmith general]

Job was beast.  Perfect day for working outside though.

Is this the 4-acre quarterly gig, Smitty?  Was it overgrown?  Might be easier from now on I would think.

Yes, and yes quite over grown, lots of down limbs and crap (a lot of it I got rid of this time), and it's a fairly steep hillside so in many parts I have to be going up or down.

I'll put some pics here in a little bit.

It should take half the time from here on out.

Probably best to run straight up or down until you get use to it. I've spoken of this before,--that you are sitting up high (high center of gravity) so you get a feeling you are about to roll when you really are not. I sometimes (well, not for some time now) spend all day on a hillside (fence building, for instance) and the death grip tension on the wheel is enough to wear you out.

Like going down a steep bank and driving into a hole.   Pretty sure my heart actually stopped for a second.

LOL--Done it.  I've been perpendicular to the incline and hit a rock. Up hill front tire comes off the ground and you have to steer out of it. Also I remember augering down on a posthole, sideways on a hillside. The auger gets stuck in the hole, but when it breaks loose, under tension, it'll give you a ride.  Did you see the e-mail video I sent you?

I just watched it.  Nice.

That was incredible. I'd explain to everyone but it is too hard to put into a comment box. Backhoe/loader aerobics.

I think I could do it.

[ssmith general]

Ok, the pictures do not do it justice.  Here is a small sample you get the idea.

This first picture has no 'after' from the same angle, but it shows the steepness well.



Now some more before







After

[2Stater]

Ok, the pictures do not do it justice.  Here is a small sample you get the idea.

This first picture has no 'after' from the same angle, but it shows the steepness well.



Now some more before







After

Wow! The before and after of pic #2 is awesome! Great job.

[ssmith general]

Thanks 2

[BAMAWV]

Job was beast.  Perfect day for working outside though.

Is this the 4-acre quarterly gig, Smitty?  Was it overgrown?  Might be easier from now on I would think.

Yes, and yes quite over grown, lots of down limbs and crap (a lot of it I got rid of this time), and it's a fairly steep hillside so in many parts I have to be going up or down.

I'll put some pics here in a little bit.

It should take half the time from here on out.

Probably best to run straight up or down until you get use to it. I've spoken of this before,--that you are sitting up high (high center of gravity) so you get a feeling you are about to roll when you really are not. I sometimes (well, not for some time now) spend all day on a hillside (fence building, for instance) and the death grip tension on the wheel is enough to wear you out.

Like going down a steep bank and driving into a hole.   Pretty sure my heart actually stopped for a second.

LOL--Done it.  I've been perpendicular to the incline and hit a rock. Up hill front tire comes off the ground and you have to steer out of it. Also I remember augering down on a posthole, sideways on a hillside. The auger gets stuck in the hole, but when it breaks loose, under tension, it'll give you a ride.  Did you see the e-mail video I sent you?

I just watched it.  Nice.

That was incredible. I'd explain to everyone but it is too hard to put into a comment box. Backhoe/loader aerobics.

I think I could do it.

It'd take some practice to get that smooth. He has every move memorized.

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

Just grabbed a Diet Coke out of the fridge.  WV, hope this wasn't some of your private stock.

[pmull]

Coach Hank I see the road for Shades Valley does not get any easier this week. Ya'll play Clay-Caulkville. Are you going to the game?

We have a tough test this week too. We play @ Oxford. In addition to a tough game it is a 150 mile road trip for us.

Sorry it took all day to get back with you. There has be so many posts on this thread I wasn't sure where your message was. We are going to the game tomorow night, their best change to win was 2 weeks ago. Next week is Hueytown HS. The band didn't go to Gadsden last week and I am glad I didn't have to watch that game. Tomorrow night will probably be the same out come. Since Jefferson county is brankrupt, the band doesn't go to Austin HS in decatur either. Good luck with Oxford tomorrow night. Go Bears! That's right isn't it. Go Mounties just don't sound right.

It is "Go Black Bears". Ole Miss got the idea from us.

[BAMAWV]

Coach Hank I see the road for Shades Valley does not get any easier this week. Ya'll play Clay-Caulkville. Are you going to the game?

We have a tough test this week too. We play @ Oxford. In addition to a tough game it is a 150 mile road trip for us.

Sorry it took all day to get back with you. There has be so many posts on this thread I wasn't sure where your message was. We are going to the game tomorow night, their best change to win was 2 weeks ago. Next week is Hueytown HS. The band didn't go to Gadsden last week and I am glad I didn't have to watch that game. Tomorrow night will probably be the same out come. Since Jefferson county is brankrupt, the band doesn't go to Austin HS in decatur either. Good luck with Oxford tomorrow night. Go Bears! That's right isn't it. Go Mounties just don't sound right.

It is "Go Black Bears". Ole Miss got the idea from us.

Seems sorta racist. I was a Black Eagle but we love all eagles regardless of color.

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