What if it Snows?

Oh my.......

 

I'm at the Truck World in Conneaut OH, waiting for them to cook some chicken tenders.

At this point might be best practice to take a ten now, then move under cover of darkness to the receiver, where I can take another ten, thus having a full set of hours for tomorrow's delivery.

 

A row across the top area of the bumper would kind of highlight the dark front there, Just saying.

 

8" x 8" x 8' oak beams, cut 4 of them in half to cross stack and hold. 20K hydraulic jack, some time to pump and crib. Or call a hook?

 

I'm thinking that's what the OM would tell Dave to do, smart move.

 

Your right but i would add 4 sacks of concrete to stack the wood beams on due to the wet ground - 6in from the bags of cement + 16 inches from the 8 inch beams and two 20k bottle jacks will get another 24 inches. 46-inch lift be right as tain to get someone in to fix it.

 

I have a habit of putting dunnage or whatever planks I find around under when I drop a loaded trailer on asphalt or dirt.

 

HALLELUJAH !

 

Here's Old Rusty in the laundry room