A good day....

Just an ordinary day, nothing special. Everything went smooth, no one got hurt. We even had a little fun. All in all, a good day....

Here is a few pics----> Link
 
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So where's Climb-n-cut?

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He is in the Hi-vee shirt in the pictures. He doesn't get on here much anymore. He moved and hasn't had Internet hooked up yet, maybe in the next couple weeks he'll get his Buzz on.
 
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You guys liking the 1800X L??

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No! I think I love it. Yeah, I love it.
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Very energetic and fun looking crew!


The long sleeves look niiiiiiiiiice.

You need to work on getting a Stihl Br420 or larger, the hand-held just won't cut it ;).



Was that a city job?


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You need to work on getting a Stihl Br420 or larger, the hand-held just won't cut it ;).

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I agree but truck space is tight as is, so we have to settle for the good ol' Bg 85.



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Was that a city job?

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Yes it was.
 
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Storing the blower in the deck of the chipper solves that issue. Provided you have a safe yard/parking set-up.

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Are you referring to the infeed table/chute of the chipper?
If so, I do agree that it would be a suitable place for temporay storage, with that said I would also say it is a bad idea. Awhile back when we had are Vermeer 1400xl we used to store the trash can with all are saftey cones in the can in the chipper infeed table area and it worked fine. Until one day when we pulled up to a jobsite and one of our guys started up the chipper and chipped the can with all the cones in it, about 150+ dollars worth. I know this would have never happend if he did his job and checked the chipper before he started it but things do happen to the best of us. Now imagine that being a backpack blower going through, not a good idea.
 

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