By Andy, on April 9th, 2010
And now for something completely different… The property owners at our various jobs love aerial photos of their property. Who wouldn’t? We try to oblige. (Click on any image to see it full size)
1969 Cessna 182
Texas is a huge state and if you have to cover alot of ground in a hurry, an airplane is the only way to go. it has been this way in Texas for decades. Texas has
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By , on February 17th, 2010
I returned back to the job near Calvert late Monday – as late as I could because my black tank was just getting fuller and fuller with no where to go. 14 days of occupation since I had last dumped the tank.
The disparate parts of a septic install
Today was the day that was going to change. We generally put in a 300 gallon tank. The septic systems don’t get alot of use when
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By Andy, on January 28th, 2010
Some days you’re the windshield…
I was finally on my way, just easing along, taking my time and being easy on the equipment. I had 3 good sized towns to negotiate with my 53 foot rig and I was being super, super cautious.
Several trips across Hwy 190 between Jasper and College Station have resulted in a practiced routine. I have my special pit stops. I stop at the Alabama-Coushatta Indian Store to buy cigarettes, next stop
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By Andy, on January 20th, 2010
BEFORE- Acres of impenetrable brush and miles of pine trees
One of the things about getting older is the time just seems to fly by! It does not seem like I have been here north of Newton, Tx for 51 weeks. Don’t get me wrong, it has been a good run here. Nice people, a great job near completion and a profitable endeavor. Can’t really ask more than that now can you? The only negative
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By Andy, on April 22nd, 2009
The property owner moved his Jayco to the property a few days ago and it was my assignment to help him get things set up. It is going to be here on a near permanent basis so we wanted to make sure it was set up correctly. He is fairly new to recreational vehicles so our help was well received.
The owner's 31' Jayco Bunkhouse parked next to the Old Girl
We had planned
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By Andy, on March 16th, 2009
A UTV is a ubiquitous piece of equipment in Rural Texas. Farmers and ranchers use them, every hunter has one and it is not uncommon to see several loaded on a utility trailer along with coolers and generators for a trip to the deer lease.
Kawasaki Mule file picture
Our UTV is a 2007 Kawasaki Mule 3010 Trans 4×4. It is usually the first piece of equipment on a jobsite with good reason. We went
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