Hey Guys I just can’t take wood working in the heat anymore.
Have to save it until Fall cool down.
My first attempt at a hillside wood carrying box expansion. This load a Max load test:
Tree in the background shows the true plumb.
Made it to the truck having to righthand stack shift for a short side hill travel section:
Another 50-70 toter-cart loads to go.
Life is good if you don’t weaken.
S.U.
And I do limbs cut down to finger sized:
Up, moving, and working-for-a-purpose is the key to a longer better life.
Any wondering . . . outdoors work go for the one step up bigger tracked toter.
Mine only has three track ground support wheels. It was made narrow with a better pivoting track contact for inside buildings and tight around house garden and construction spaces. Traveling across rough ground she sure does pitch and buck.
Go instead for an outdoors/rough ground capable; go with, a wider, longer, four track support wheels system like Daves-in-Oz’s Honda.
Oh well. Just have to make more trips.
S.U.
That’s a big Amen. The older you get, the harder you have to push yourself or else that recliner will quickly eat you and spit out a helpless blob. Since I’m past the average expected life span for the US I think I can speak with some authority. It helps if you try and find something to eat other than the supermarket crap as well.
