Rigjockey
In Gord we trust!
Yup. We don't need no stinking chaings mang!
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Ontario Outlaw
Hozer Witta Hood
I’ve never chained up a truck, have you?Yup. We don't need no stinking chaings mang!
Hillbilly Canuck
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You know for all the massive mountains you climb.Here in Ontario, Canada, our chain law is, don't use chains! They are illegal.
We manage.
Hillbilly Canuck
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Rigjockey
In Gord we trust!
Nope! I have never even carried chains with me.
Ontario Outlaw
Hozer Witta Hood
Rigjockey
In Gord we trust!
probably due to the different style of road building. In the U.S. they mostly use concrete.
Here in Canada we use mostly asphalt. Can you imagine how much chains would destroy asphalt
Electric Chicken
Well-Known Member
PA is mostly assfault.
Ontario Outlaw
Hozer Witta Hood
That’s why chains and studs are illegal around here
I think studs are legal up north
Hillbilly Canuck
Well-Known Member
Fucking right. Load wouldn't have gotten there if I didn't. Stupid elog. I had to keep the door closed my entire clock the day after that so I didn't get stuck in cringe EDMONTON the entire weekend. Then the thing spazzed in Alberta anyway. Then I had a turn around out of Vancouver on Monday.
Ontario Outlaw
Hozer Witta Hood
Sounds like an “awesome” run....
Hillbilly Canuck
Well-Known Member
Hurry up and wait. In what universe would Edmonton to Chilliwack (I won't shut down closer to Vancouver than that) take a weekend?
Fageol
Old acid hauler but not too caustic
Come a little further north. Then you can experience: No chain, No gain. A friend just came back from Prudhoe. He only had to chain up 8 times on that trip.Yup. We don't need no stinking chaings mang!
Hillbilly Canuck
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You have no idea. Southern Ontario is like Canada's California. It's sickening.Southern Cannukians... wusses!
Ranger_375
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Explains all the 11000kg vehicles must have chains signs I've been seeing here in real Canada.
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mndriver
curmudgeon extraordinare
Told you to take a right in Albuquerque.....
Ranger_375
Well-Known Member
I did. You failed to notice I was headed west.
Well.. Been a day or two since I've been here. Not much has changed. I still live in Idaho and still run for the same farmer's co-op.
I've been doing some yard work and filled my front planters with petunias. I bought three lilacs to plant along the north side of the front yard as a privacy screen and in honor of Duck's mom. Here's how the front looks now.
I've been doing some yard work and filled my front planters with petunias. I bought three lilacs to plant along the north side of the front yard as a privacy screen and in honor of Duck's mom. Here's how the front looks now.
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That's awesome.
I've been reading a lot about vegetable gardening and looked up how to care for young trees too.
The lilacs my mom planted are old enough their roots should be too deep to be affected by nearby vegetation robbing nutrients from the surrounding soil but I've got two baby walnut trees that squirrels planted. (They bury nuts and forget where they put them.)
I pulled out all the grass from about a 2 foot radius, put down landscape fabric and covered it with wood chips.
The fabric lets water through but blocks the sunlight, and the wood chips help hold water and slow down evaporation after the rain so more water gets to the roots.
This should help the trees grow in their first year or two when their roots are still shallow because it won't have to share nutrients with grass and weeds.
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