Where is everyone #5

There's actually a decent amount of freight coming out of that area

 

Can't win for losin

#### hole on the edge of a field had a tire in it and grass growed up around it. I was parked and eased forward and the front end dropped. When it did I backed up and grabbed the tire with the bumper and flipped the tire and warped the bumper all to ####. This is after it was pushed down. I'll pull it back straight when I get back to the truck and keep on rollin.

 

If you injure yourself with your new axe it needs to be at one of those drinking alcohol and throwing the axe at a Target places not on your own property while you're trying to get things done

 

Yeah I guess...lol

 

I can second that idea there's an island between the u.s. and Canada on 81 called grindstone Island that had a farm built up on all of those Rock outcroppings that guy used 2 use a bucket loader and very a few buckets full of tasty Pig stuff corn cobs old potatoes whatever then since it in and turn loose heirloom burgundy beautiful pigs by the end of the season they would be down to the Rock everything in between to be cleaned and well fertilized

 

I’ve had hatchets and used axes before I ever got a gun, I think I’ll be alright and won’t impale my head with the axe by leaning over and bending arms to swing

 

If you can track down some high priced 2X4s and a bunch of cardboard you can unbolt the bumper and lay it on a piece of flat ground with cardboard between steel and wood under it and more wood inside it. Then run a steer tire back and forth on top to straighten it out.

 

I'll give it a shot. It's got a crack in it on the passenger side that's been there for awhile so if I can't get it nice no big deal. Just replace it sooner than planned.

I'd like a herd but not for no 6k. May keep my eye out for a used one.

 

Well, sitting in the EB rest area in Wall. My day just went to crap. I pulled over to take a leak. Was about to get back in and leave. Did my walk around and seen this. FML!

 

Holy crap! While you're cussing the daylights out of it, be thankful you caught it before tragedy struck.