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I thought about putting the "SH" in front of the what I got on the lift boom, but we will see. That boom retracts into the crane when not in use, so when it comes out, it says just that. :lol:

Not much weight pushing against those. My excavator at only 30k lbs would have them laid out all over the ground. Got a bit too close to the top of the ones I have @3300 lbs and shoved them 3 inches before I caught the excavator from shoving it further and flipping it. Had it been any other...

Something like that, except the lettering will be in stencil. No calling after midnight ladies :lol:

Don't know what I'm doing or if this will work, but sure looks good... :gig

Ordered over 40 ducks here last year, no eggs all summer as they weren't supposed to start laying til August. They would lay an egg here and there sometimes up to 4 eggs and sometimes go a month without eggs. Opened up the door this morning and there was 14 eggs :eek:, was like an early Easter hunt.

AM Snow showers yesterday did the usual of snow all day instead. Going to get up to 46°F which is really warm and everything will transition into a mud hole again. That time of the year which is two months early, snow to mud hole til May/June.

I've wrestled 400 to 600 lbs gators before, bring it cupcake!

Need a cattle prod, they are getting brave especially the boar. More than once I laid him out on his back with a swift kick to the head trying to charge and bite me.

Last batch one mother ate all of the weak mothers babies, about 10 of them. Heard the squeals and noises thinking just them fighting over nipples as usual, nope a head laying here a paw laying there and she chomping down on another one. That pig is gone now.

They were ate before castration, I guess of natural selection they didn't make it or was too weak and nature took care of itself. Hard to count a herd of pigs running around till the day you get them separated for castration or in a small area. Don't ask me how many ducks or geese I have, too...

Either way, I'm taking a break for the day for what it is worth. All those concrete blocks I stacked, at 6 inch lifts I have been packing dirt up against them the past few days to the point only the tops are visible now. Still got another 7 feet of lift to bring the house pad up.

Hope y'all didn't break out your swimming trunks for this warm weather of the 60's yesterday. It's snowing now!

After a day of castration out of 18 piglets we have 16 that made it and 9 males out of those 16. Perfect math if I can get the 7 that are sold to take all the females. Which will mean I can put them back in with their parents after a few months and they are broken of their nursing habits.

Unless the pigs have a heated structure for where the water can be here, it won't matter, it's going to freeze in the sub zero temperatures. These temperatures can freeze pipes up to 6 feet in the ground, 3 feet on a good year. Provided one gave them enough room to be pigs, let them eat the...

Body: So tired Anxiety: We have so much to do Depression: Lets just crawl back in bed Insomnia: Lol, good luck! Pain: "Kicks in the door" S'UP GUYS!!!

That's all the oil that was in the engine at one time, it's empty now. Should make it a little lighter to pick it out of there. What's the problem with it?

Ready for the kicker, the part is about $50, but requires pulling the engine to install it :gig From the stuff I have been through in life, I have had worse and you have to find humor by this point or break.

Yeah, that's not good. Hey! Who wants to pull an engine for me :gig :celebrate

I got an answer! :epHere is the proof that I am a horrible contractor who doesn't know what he is doing and just ripping people off, that my work speaks for itself. :gig Better watch it, I got professionals checking my work.

As suspected, no specs or proof I did anything wrong on the house pad 24 hours later and still waiting...