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I'd probably lean towards using a mini x, at least a 3.5-ton machine with a wide sloping bucket. That way you could bring the material up from the bottom of the slope and pile it in front of you, then use the blade to create a level path as you move along.

That place is huge, at each section has its own distinctive feel. I'd recommend visiting there for a quick day trip before you make reservations, that way you're not stuck in an area you hate for the weekend.

If you are on soft soil or doing most of your work in the dirt, I'd highly recommend a tracked machine. My CTL gets 4:1 used over the wheeled skid steer, and it's also nice not to have to worry about getting a flat when you're in the middle of a job. A lot of your decision should come down to...

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Have a similar but smaller one, it will cool to whatever temperature you set it to even in the trailer at the river in the summer.

My girlfriend dumped me so I stole her wheelchair. Guess who came crawling back?

I bet she didn't see that coming...

Hire a CASP inspector to do a full ADA survey of the property. Identify the "low hanging fruit", AKA the parking lot and path of travel issues (if any), and fix them first. Make sure exterior signage is up to code, and make sure entrance/egress doors have the correct (compliant) operating and...

If he was suffering from dementia and actually diagnosed with it at the time of the modification, it should be null and void. Seeing that your uncle did this behind your back for personal gain, I would absolutely lawyer up at this point.

Stick that thing on a 30+5' gooseneck equipment trailer and you would have a rock solid custom camper with a 15' patio/deck/toy hauling area. Much more durable than a regular TT or FW and fully customizable.

The first time we ever camped there, I unloaded this side by side and we went for a Twilight cruise from the O section into one of the back sections to check it out. We wondered why everybody we passed was staring at us, and when we got back to the main road security politely informed us that...

So how many air ambulances did you wife order over her 20 year career directing a hospital ER? I know a hell of a lot more about this topic than I have to justify to you, that's for sure. Since you said, "They life flight so many unnecessary people. It’s insane.", what are your qualifications...

Fire captain is in charge of the scene, but the highest medical authority, AKA paramedic, is in charge of all medical decisions. If you have somebody there that can provide a scene size up and quick patient assessment, that might get things going (depending on the details of the situation)...

We always enjoy taking the ferry a couple of times during our Newport Dunes spring and fall trips. Giving the kids working the ferry an extra 10 or $20 tip always seems to brighten their day as well.

Looks like the guy on the left sparked up an oxy torch the same exact moment that the hydraulic fitting let loose. At 18 seconds, the fountain of hydraulic fluid catches like another torch, and then the whole place goes to immediate flash over.

LOL ok bud, everybody's out to get you.

Straight from the air methods website: As of January 1, 2022, the No Surprises Act protects you from a large balance bills and surprise costs related to emergency medical care if you have insurance. You’re only responsible for your deductible, co-pay or coinsurance, just as you would be with...

You really think that paramedics on scene of an incident are making transport decisions based on them not wanting to get sued? That's a ridiculously idiotic statement, and I hope nobody even considers thinking that's in any way true.

That makes me sick to my stomach. Thank God for the good Samaritan that took out the asshole and stayed with the officer till the end.