Ok no Elk this time, but yesterday on my way home I stopped off at the local equipment rental place and noticed that they had quite a large pile of heavy snow just sitting in the lot. At the same time I was having trouble getting up the hill to work since the county didn't get up to plow when it was starting to turn to slush. So I asked the owner if I could use the bobcat to load up my truck, he said sure. Another great thing about small towns where everyone know each other. He not only let me run the machine but he didn't charge me. I told him I wouldn't charge him for hauling off some of the snow, and he just laughed.

It was the Cat Skid Steer machine of which I had not run before, but after getting it started I loaded up the truck and headed home. It weighed in right at 2000 lbs according to the scales I ran across. That should help going up the hill. This morning I flew up the hill, partly because of the added weight and mostly because everything froze again overnight. Crunchy means traction.







The great thing about loading snow in your truck is that you don't have to unload it. By the time it melts you don't need it anymore.

Here are a couple more pics from the snow slowly coming off the metal roof.





Well that concludes another installment of morning pictures. I'm deej saying "keep it real"

 

Oh and if you notice in the work truck I did the same thing.

 

should fill them trucks full of dead elk

 

Please Santa all I want for Christmas is summer weather.

 

Don't worry Ol Guy, its days like this that make us appreciate the good ones.

 

haha nice. but now watch, just cus you did that youre gonna need to haul sumthin and its gonna take days to shovel it back out

 

How do you keep that truck so clean this time of year?

 

deej summons god down from the heavns and he blasts it with magical ocd dust and it keeps it looking like that for about a week at a time.


i tried it once with the caddy, but all he did was **** on me and laugh... hes not to fond of me