that's funny. I've gone thru thousands of those rolls of steel and they would crush a small truck when rolled into the bed LOL
that's funny. I've gone thru thousands of those rolls of steel and they would crush a small truck when rolled into the bed LOL
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Judging by the pic I would guess that is aluminum. We have the heaviest load limits here and can only haul two rolls of steel.
I bought 6 thousand pound rolls of copper once, and they weren't very big. That was in 1991, and copper was 90 cents a pound. The last I checked, it was 10 bucks a pound.
The story about my stolen rocks got partially solved, and ended up being stranger than it sounded to start with. The person who got the stones was someone from across the lake. He is new around here, and someone told him that he owned the land, to go get the rocks for a couple of hundred dollars, and told him how to get here.
This person had just bought a new dumptruck, and Bobcat. He didn't know what he was doing, but did manage to get some rocks.
He was not the person who used the other equipment, including the 320 excavator. Someone else had gotten stuck that same day, on our trails, got the truck, and skid loader stuck trying to get whatever he was stuck in, and went back to get the excavator. We still have no idea who this second person was, but I'm convinced by the story of the new guy who got the rocks that he wasn't the one using the big equipment.
The new guy tried to fix the road to the quarry with his stuff, but he was too new an operator to be able to do it. The guy who owns the other equipment told me he'd fix all the damage, just to stay on my good side. It won't be much trouble for him, and his stuff is still not far away.
Last edited by Tom M King; 05-12-2020 at 9:23 PM.