Nice! I’ll let you know! Thanks.

Yes it is because of people like Bueh.

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Some of us have shovels that will pick up a cubic foot at a time, makes quick work of it. 10 scoops = 5 bags
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You had to drive to, purchase, load the bed, (2 man job?) and drive it home. Then unload it to a cart then unload it again where needed,then unbag, and spread.

Vs: Make call, provide tarp, shovel into wheelbarrow, dump and spread.

It is a lot more work now that you mention it.ROFLROFLROFL



How about Hardwood vs Cypress in environmental terms?

Will it do salt too? I googled it and "ice melt and bagged #1 rock salt" were ok. Looks like $175


I have a long ass driveway and you walk to the detached garage so I am looking for something I can mount in front of the 32" auger of my self propelled JD snowblower to treat ice. I had to blow snow once this year but got hit with ice close to a dozen times. A 2 wheel pull behind doesn't work on ice..

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.I pulled the 8hp motor that was smoking and thanks to this guy was inspired to bolt on a 16HP OHC engine. It should be able to carry/ propel the load of a loaded spreader mounted out front.

I have a yard, not a playground. I don't have any lawyers grading my mulch;s safety factor!

You can't lay down smack about P. Allen Smith and still feel good about yourself! Get real man, that was an honor dude! :D

As for the truck being ugly, it's been paid off for years, runs perfectly well, and pulls everything I need. There's not much more disgusting than a car payment! Not to mention that new-truck smell is gay!

I'm not a contractor, so that's not an option.

Again, I'll stick with the bags, I've done it both ways with a load of rock being delivered as a driveway dump, and the bags work a whole lot better.

But you be you...

I've got shovels, you're not special. But I use a bag cutter and a rake, much faster.

Home Depot is a 5 minute drive, so that's not long.

They load the bags for you at Home Depot, so clearly you're not familiar with Home Deport... Do you even lift?

I have a cart, but I generally didn't use it.

But enjoy V's, I think that system works well for you.

**** that rock crap by hand, either load up 2 undocumented's in front of HD or go this way.

I'd rent this for $150 a weekend

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I wish I had, moving rock is for the birds...

I have 683SF :D:D I swear, it's really over 812SF ROFLROFLROFLROFL of light colored 1"-1/1/2" river rock in between/ besides entrances to a circular drive in my AirBnB house and cottage. (couple of foot high berm with bushes)

I rented it to pick up Sat afternoon, returning /Monday morning and I and never looked back at that $150, I am a cheap **** too.

They delivered and picked it up it free. It was new and they wanted their regular M-F guy to show me how to save my yard, driveway, and not tear up the machine being a track unit. It was mine Friday 5 pm til 8 am Monday. I did a lot of work for neighbors pulling fence posts an leveling yards including my own.

They said it was $13,500.00 their cost:shake::shake::shake:

Is it too late to plant a garden using seeds in Kansas City?

Cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, etc

no get ur done, you will have green tomatoes come frost.

I think we're just going to buy plants

Tomatoes, peppers, basil, and thyme taking off. I planted some green onions and carrots in another bed, but they haven't sprouted yet. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...3a47788dfa.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...f41c3309c5.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...0e5f3cf271.jpg

Looking good FMB.


I planted a blackberry bush by my Loquat and Banana tree. Using all the viable space I can in these Phoenix yards!

I'm growing weed in my apartment does that count?

Depends.