That moment when the road fails

Next time she does that, roll the drum a little bit until you pile the cement on the high side a little bit. A few ton up there on the spiral will hold her.

 

That's not a road, fella. That barely passes as a path, let alone a road. And two hours for a wrecker? Well dern. Did he have to steal a new wrecker before he could get out there? I hope you didn't pay by the hour.

 

Haha I believe it. Construction sites are a PITA. Speaking of which, around here they're about to be expanding highways for the next 7-10 years, or so they guess. There's a lot of change coming to this area. Like US64 is becoming I think it's I85 or something like that. Then US64 bus is being expanded, going from three/two lanes to straight four lanes. Then there's a CSX rail hub coming as well. All of that because Norfolk is being expanded, and they're going to have a direct line to the CSX hub.

It's gonna be great for the area. I mean that's at least a couple thousand jobs, and CSX pays well. It's rough work, but it's good, honest pay.

 

That’s what I thought, where is the Road.

 

Looks like a road to an oilfield guy. Just need to add a 200' sheer drop beside it.

 

Two hours for a wrecker ain't bad. How about TWO wreckers to pull my mixer out when the fuel pump went out right in the middle of pouring.

Happened about 1600, got back to the yard at 2200, 15 miles away.

As far as that original post goes, I'd put that on the driver for getting too close to the edge.

That's an excellent road as far as paths that mixers travel on.