So I'm renting a skid steer to clean up my yard.

We had like 30 trees removed and the stumps ground and now I have a fucking mess that needs to be cleaned up before seeding time this fall. Going to rent a 30 yard dumpster to dump all of the crap into.

Any advise? I'm going with a track machine in order to keep the soil compression to a minimum.

SeeRockCity wrote:We had like 30 trees removed and the stumps ground and now I have a fucking mess that needs to be cleaned up before seeding time this fall. Going to rent a 30 yard dumpster to dump all of the crap into.

Any advise? I'm going with a track machine in order to keep the soil compression to a minimum.

There aren't enough horse farms over there. Add another one.

I rented one last year to remove all the nasty rock beds around the house and started over. Just have to be careful when making turns so you don't tear up your lawn. The track version might be better for this though. Spend a few minutes in the road or driveway running the controls. Definitely want to pick a dry day, which I thought I did. Of course as soon as I unloaded it off the trailer a rogue rainstorm fucking pissed down rain for 15 mins. Sunny all day except for that.

SeeRockCity wrote:We had like 30 trees removed and the stumps ground and now I have a fucking mess that needs to be cleaned up before seeding time this fall. Going to rent a 30 yard dumpster to dump all of the crap into.

Any advise? I'm going with a track machine in order to keep the soil compression to a minimum.

Demolish Nigel's house while he is out buying yogurt at Publix.

Nordic wrote:I rented one last year to remove all the nasty rock beds around the house and started over. Just have to be careful when making turns so you don't tear up your lawn. The track version might be better for this though. Spend a few minutes in the road or driveway running the controls. Definitely want to pick a dry day, which I thought I did. Of course as soon as I unloaded it off the trailer a rogue rainstorm fucking pissed down rain for 15 mins. Sunny all day except for that.

Ha, that's what I'm assuming will happen to me. Good advice on the road/driveway. Thanks. I rented it for a week so I've given myself a LOT of time. Going to go slowly and just take my time.

SeeRockCity wrote:

Nordic wrote:I rented one last year to remove all the nasty rock beds around the house and started over. Just have to be careful when making turns so you don't tear up your lawn. The track version might be better for this though. Spend a few minutes in the road or driveway running the controls. Definitely want to pick a dry day, which I thought I did. Of course as soon as I unloaded it off the trailer a rogue rainstorm fucking pissed down rain for 15 mins. Sunny all day except for that.

Ha, that's what I'm assuming will happen to me. Good advice on the road/driveway. Thanks. I rented it for a week so I've given myself a LOT of time. Going to go slowly and just take my time.

That's the way to go. Take your time.

I was shoveling rock beds and said 'fuck this shit, I gotta rent a skidsteer'. So I ran out and rented it for the day so I was rushing to get it done. Not the greatest plan in the world. I had no choice but to power through the storm. Luckily I didn't do too much damage. Their was a run that I was using to dump material into the woods that got messed up, but it's basically flattened out now. I'm going to seed it this fall. Overall it saved me many days worth of work.

SeeRockCity wrote:We had like 30 trees removed and the stumps ground and now I have a fucking mess that needs to be cleaned up before seeding time this fall. Going to rent a 30 yard dumpster to dump all of the crap into.

Any advise? I'm going with a track machine in order to keep the soil compression to a minimum.

What brand?? I was always partial to New Holland.

BTW, stump fire pits are pretty sweet good

Nordic wrote:BTW, stump fire pits are pretty sweet good

Sweet!  Too bad there is no longer a single stump on my property :)

Edit: That your place Nordic? Pretty nice setting there.

To Loose:  Whatever is available @ Home Depot on the morning of July 17th.  More than likely a POS Terex but whatever.  I don't know enough to be picky.

Turtleneck wrote:

SeeRockCity wrote:We had like 30 trees removed and the stumps ground and now I have a fucking mess that needs to be cleaned up before seeding time this fall. Going to rent a 30 yard dumpster to dump all of the crap into.

Any advise? I'm going with a track machine in order to keep the soil compression to a minimum.

Demolish Nigel's house while he is out buying yogurt at Publix.

Going to Fellini's tonight. Should give him plenty of time.

Nordic wrote:BTW, stump fire pits are pretty sweet good

A couple of sticks of TNT in those would be even sweeter Nordy....

LooseGoose wrote:

Nordic wrote:BTW, stump fire pits are pretty sweet good

A couple of sticks of TNT in those would be even sweeter Nordy....

I like where your head is at

Edit: I removed the pictures for tGreenway

Nordic wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:

A couple of sticks of TNT in those would be even sweeter Nordy....

I like where your head is at

Edit: I removed the pictures for tGreenway

I've forgotten the reason that prompted your comment. Please do it again so I can be re-offended.

Nordic wrote:BTW, stump fire pits are pretty sweet good

This second photo is unacceptable. I see the image of Satan looking out from the fire.

Nordic wrote:BTW, stump fire pits are pretty sweet good

What are you gonna do with all the disposable cookers in the background?

The Pantry wrote:

Nordic wrote:BTW, stump fire pits are pretty sweet good

What are you gonna do with all the disposable cookers in the background?

Why? You need them all to fix one dinner, fatty?

Jealousy is not good for your ego

Would I be able to dig a 12 feet deep pond in one afternoon with one of them things?

The Pantry wrote:Jealousy is not good for your ego

I have no ego, and I'm very, very proud of that.

tGreenWay wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Jealousy is not good for your ego

I have no ego, and I'm very, very proud of that.

Must be your prescription for lithium

The Pantry wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:

I have no ego, and I'm very, very proud of that.

Must be your prescription for lithium

Better to need lithium than viagra, you poor, saggy, limp little old man.

tGreenWay --->

The Pantry --->

tGreenWay wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Must be your prescription for lithium

Better to need lithium than viagra, you poor, saggy, limp little old man.

tGreenWay --->

The Pantry --->

Little? Have not seen my flaccid without aid of mirror in probably 6 years.

I'll never need viagra. Don't take days off your meds like today. It was bad :(

The Pantry wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:

Better to need lithium than viagra, you poor, saggy, limp little old man.

tGreenWay --->

The Pantry --->

Little? Have not seen my flaccid without aid of mirror in probably 6 years.

I'll never need viagra. Don't take days off your meds like today. It was bad :(

Those jokes were frigging awesome.