TODAYS SEAT TIME
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Luke'sScreenName
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I call that trolling for icebergs around here! Good luck and my you rock be small! :laughing:
houser52
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Used the FEL to pull the well pump and lines up out of the well house so I could replace a couple galvanized pipes that were leaking. Then used the forks to replace that heavy azz concrete top when I got the plumbing finished.
Sorry but no pics. I was racing against the clock to get it fixed before the hardware closed.
Sorry but no pics. I was racing against the clock to get it fixed before the hardware closed.
aarolar
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How many feet and how did you hold it between lifts?
houser52
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I used a chain to lift the pump and pipes just high enough to clear the top of the well house. I then wrapped a prusik loop around the pipes and secured them so they wouldn't fall into the well, then cut them loose from the pump. I replaced the elbows inside the shop so I could use the vise to hold the pump steady.
I could have used two prusik loops to pull all the pipe but I didn't have to.
Google "climb a rope using prusiks". That will give you and idea of what I did. They're used in rope climbing but works great to hold tight and pull on round pipe without slipping.
I could have used two prusik loops to pull all the pipe but I didn't have to.
Google "climb a rope using prusiks". That will give you and idea of what I did. They're used in rope climbing but works great to hold tight and pull on round pipe without slipping.
aarolar
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But how many feet of pipe overall?
houser52
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I guess about 65' of each X 2= 130'
MinnesotaEric
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I first fixed the camera that is aimed at my shifter, then I fixed the hydraulic scarifier bar which wasn't locking down, then I was doing a combination of grading trails while also hauling loads to one of my burn piles.
12Bravo
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Moved some more ROCKS! AAAHHHH I am over run with rocks!
Wish I had a way to sell these things, around here landscaping rocks don't sell worth anything. When I lived in Ohio they sold for good money, maybe I will take some up north and sell them when I visit from time to time.
Wish I had a way to sell these things, around here landscaping rocks don't sell worth anything. When I lived in Ohio they sold for good money, maybe I will take some up north and sell them when I visit from time to time.
daugen
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more like take them over my way to the coast. Can't find a rock here...