What if it Snows?

Nice build, and the soldier standing by, priceless.

 

Current situation: sitting in Baton Rouge and can’t unload because of lightning warnings. The safety nazi’s say we all might die. The workers are cool with sitting under an awning shooting the ####. I, however have #### to do. Back home we load and unload in the middle of hurricanes. I don’t think oil field guys are as tuff as the like to pretend.

 

That would certainly explain a lot of what's going on.....

 

Elmer, I am not sure, but it seems there is something about keeping one end of the chain kinda stretched on the ground. Damp place is a plus.
Now them straps[s, I never had any experience with. Might get some with a copper tracer for this type work.

 

I’m thinking it will hit one of the dozen cranes or light poles or the 50’ tall building long before it’s going to hit a track hoe.

 

Chicago? Bulgarian feller, I s'pose....

 

Obit not found yet, gotta get GoFundMe over 6K for the interment processing.

 

My dad was under Dougout Doug on Leyte. He absolutely HATED the man.