Yesterday 8:53 am
Thanks for the tip. I have a 300 lb root ball I need to dispose of. I did not think of blasting the dirt out.DeezerShoove » Yesterday, 6:20 am » wrote: ↑ Pulling down trees has its place too. No stump grinding is a biggie because in a few years the spot sinks as the leftovers finally disintegrate underground.
But clean up after a pull down in a mess all onto itself.
I just had the wind perform the task for me. 120 ft oak. I burned it up this past winter.
The root ball was only half ripped out and was a giant mass of roots and clay. I took a power washer and busted out a lot of the dirt. This year I'll build a fire on what's left. It will take more than one fire to flatten that big ****. Can't really reach it any other way.
I replaced brake calipers on a Taurus once. The installation phooked up. I realized my car wrenching skills were lacking after that experience.
I should do the oil changes here.. I have ramps and no good surface to work on.
Dad was a wiz with any gas engine. I did not seem to get that gene. We still contract the lawn care. We had planned on getting a mower and then Iowa hit us like a turd from a shyt brickhouse..