Thanks, man! I think some folks thought I'd regret it, but I haven't yet!

Thanks Jon! It was a beautiful property to work on. The farm across the road spread poultry manner for a few of the days there we were there. But it was a pleasant place to work aside from that 😅

Haha, yeah, that's right! I was thinking of you when I was down that way. We did a lot there. Between what we did and what the homeowner did before us, I imagine it looks quite different from your time there 😅

@zaccheus for sure, the pond out front needed some work! I'm not sure if they ever fixed it.

@SpencerLawnCare It doesn't look too bad, but under the surface, it needs some structural work. The homeowner is planning to do some work on it himself, I believe.

Haha that's a keen eye you have the Clell. I started running skid steer when I was 14 on my uncle's farm. I've caught on to a couple of tricks over the years 😅

That might kind of you do say that John! Means a lot to hear something like that from someone with your experience

Absolutely! The more time I spend in it, the more I love it

Thanks Chris. It's all just stuff I've learned from working for different industries.

Haha I'm 28 and I stop to rest too 😂 I have heard of it and it looks like a fantastic device. I love that it was invented by a climber, too. There are a couple different power ascender devices. Some of the electric ones look really cool, but they're really expensive.

Ive heard goo things about the 323s! I grew up on foot controls, and I can probably work faster with them. Most people find the joysticks more intuitive to learn, though, and so that's why I got one with wobble sticks. I'm hoping I can put someone else in this thing to help me someday.

Thanks for the support, Randy. It's just about where the money is and how hard I have to fight for it.

Oh I know how hard it is , and I know all about the fight brother! It’s great that u are versatile! I spent most of my 70 years of life as a journeyman mechanic, then turned to my art and started a sign painting business, then 20 years restoring antique cars and bikes ! Finally reached retirement age and took my ss and started climbing! And of all I’ve done in my life I found that I love climbing and rigging limbs so much !

@randyshaffersr.785 Wow, man that's an incredible list of experiences. I'm glad you got to focus on art. I know lots of folks who would appreciate that opportunity to do such and thing.

​@@zaccheusI get it brother

Thanks Matteo! It's only got 125 or so hours on it right now.

That's what I have to do here too a little bit. The season slow down a lot in January

Thanks for that feedback! It's a balance of things like anything else. The best thing would have been 6" slab of concrete, and the worst just a sprinkle of #57. We got him somewhere in the middle that will serve him well I believe.

Nothing is better then climbing trees my dude

@joshlower1 Ah, I used to think that too. I still love it, but it doesn't make as much money as some other things.