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Old 10-06-2016, 11:19 AM
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Nice work CADplans
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Pretty heavy stuff to have fun with! Well done!
Look like you need a larger roller now!
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Thanks for the comments guys!!

A couple days ago, I was gonna spend the day prepping the LP for paint.
My SIL has been wanting a freight container,, the guy called,, and said he had some.

Instead of paint prep, we went shopping,, the SIL decided on a new, one use FC.
We ran home, and started the area prep.
Some time ago, I had leveled the area with the IH 584, the SIL had 17 tons of gravel delivered.

The gravel has been there for over a month, the SIL has been stealing from the pile for a nice walking path.



The remaining gravel was kinda rough,, two passes with the LP, the area was flat.



The container came, and they dropped it pretty close to where the SIL wanted it.



My two year old grandson approves!!

The FC is the new home for the JD855,,, it fit perfectly.



The FC was not at quite the angle the SIL wanted,,, he used the 855 to move it to the left,,, you can see the chain, and the piled up gravel from moving the 4,500 pound container to the left.



When I ain't chasing the grandson on the new path,,, maybe I will get the painting started,,,

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That looks really good, I built one for our skid steer using an old cutting edge and a pair of 8" H beams that works pretty good but the angled bars are probably better for working gravel driveways.
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