Screw Minnesota and their Beet Juice

[mndriver]

Finally an authority on this.

He's not the only one that drove a snow plow for mndot.


Or hasn't that fact hit with you yet

 

[r3gulator3]

He's not the only one that drove a snow plow for mndot.


Or hasn't that fact hit with you yet

Stop feeding the trolls man!

I can’t help myself sometimes either.

 

[mndriver]

Here I'm going to set the record straight for those of you that claim Minnesota does NOT use sand on the interstate.

When I lived in Minnesota a few years ago, I worked for MNDOT, I DROVE a plow truck, and we DID use sand on the interstate, especially I-35. We used brine, salt, beets juice and plenty of sand. Who else hear ran a plow down around the Morris, MN district in beginning, then moved over closer to Owatonna, MN area. We always used lots of sand

So you're saying Morris and owatonna are in the same. District?

 

[MJ1657]

He's not the only one that drove a snow plow for mndot.


Or hasn't that fact hit with you yet

I get that.

People are getting their nose out of joint because there have been some facts posted here by certain members.

If I get some time I'll swing over to the county and MN DOT shop and take a picture of the sand pile.

 

[mndriver]

I get that.

People are getting their nose out of joint because there have been some facts posted here by certain members.

If I get some time I'll swing over to the county and MN DOT shop and take a picture of the sand pile.

So if a typical snow plow hose 10,000 lb of sand and your link show that they use 34 tons in a year. How many truckloads is that really

 

[Electric Chicken]

So if a typical snow plow hose 10,000 lb of sand and your link show that they use 34 tons in a year. How many truckloads is that really

That might do my alley.

 

[MJ1657]

So if a typical snow plow hose 10,000 lb of sand and your link show that they use 34 tons in a year. How many truckloads is that really

I posted a link?

 

[Johndeere4020]

So if a typical snow plow hose 10,000 lb of sand and your link show that they use 34 tons in a year. How many truckloads is that really

It was my link and it said on an average year they use 39.8 thousand ton, that’s a lot of truck loads.

 

[mndriver]

It was my link and it said on an average year they use 39.8 thousand ton, that’s a lot of truck loads.

It's also like asking which weighs more a ton of feathers or a ton of lead

 

[r3gulator3]

 

[Johndeere4020]

It's also like asking which weighs more a ton of feathers or a ton of lead

Yeah that makes no sense

 

[Electric Chicken]

It was my link and it said on an average year they use 39.8 thousand ton, that’s a lot of truck loads.

He does that a lot. He'll misread something then spend 50 posts calling you stupid.

 

[mndriver]

He does that a lot. He'll misread something then spend 50 posts calling you stupid.

Haven't spent much time hauling dirt have you

 

[Johndeere4020]

He does that a lot. He'll misread something then spend 50 posts calling you stupid.

I’m his huckleberry

 

[Johndeere4020]

Haven't spent much time hauling dirt have you

I have.

 

[Electric Chicken]

I’m his huckleberry

Oh and he also says random irrelevant things in his attempts to make you appear stupid.

 

[MJ1657]

I'm getting really confused? Who's haul dirt Electric Chicken or JD4020?

 

[mndriver]

Oh and he also says random irrelevant things in his attempts to make you appear stupid.

It'll get explained in my own sweet time

 

[Electric Chicken]

I'm getting really confused? Who's haul dirt Electric Chicken or JD4020?

Me. I called him out for misreading, and he decides to try to insult me due to my lack of experience doing something completely unrelated to calling him out for misreading.

Because, you know, you can't call someone out for misreading something if you haven't hauled dirt.

 

[Johndeere4020]

I'm getting really confused? Who's haul dirt Electric Chicken or JD4020?

I don’t know about him but I’ve hauled my share, sand to