Where is everyone #5

I'm a big fan of Moe's and Cracker Barrel believe me. But we are talking about the overall winner at the world championships several times in the last five years (whole hog and hot wings this year).
Those ribs were perfect. The beans were excellent. Banana pudding was top shelf. Trust a redneck and a hillbilly on this.

 

So I suppose it’s worth overnighting on the on ramp then? Guess I will

 

Home from church. We are heading to my nephews birthday party after dinner.

It's cold and windy here so prolly no harvesting today. This week coming up looks to be decent so hopefully we can make some progress.

 

Everyone who works for us is issued a Cat key when they start, but I keep spares on hand as well as on every key ring of every pickup and truck. Nothing worse than driving 100 miles to a job site only to find that someone forgot their key and the machine is down for the day.
We would just leave the keys in the machines or hide them, but I fear if anything ever happens the insurance company may take issue with that.

 

Their desk was probably a lot cleaner though!

 

That's what I'm screaming. That motor could handle a lot more than what he was doing.

 

That’s my key ring I carry every where, it’ll start 90% of the machines around. The only key that’s not on there that I use some is a Volvo key, that stupid key is big. The reason I said it is funny is because I have equipment keys every where. I have a little plastic box in my truck clear full and they’re all over the house. Just this morning I saw these on the dryer.

 

I see a John Deere key in there.

 

That is one advantage to having only one brand of equipment; less variety of keys.
By the looks of it sometime in your past you have driven to a site to haul a piece of equipment only to find that you have no means of starting it that doesn't involve using tools to hotwire it!

 

Three actually, there’s a 4th and 5th style in my truck I never use anymore.