wish me luck

[neslrite]

For the past week my mill has been stranded on the other side of the great Tolland, CT mud pit. Tomorrow I think it will be firmed up enough to drive across.
     I got one spot on the way up to the mill yard that always gets a little muddy in the spring, but with all the rain last week it became about 20inchs of muck. So today I brought in 40tons of stone and with a little luck I will pull the mill through it with no problems.
wish me luck
    neslrite
  

[Fla._Deadheader]

Good Luck. Who's the dedicated photy grapher???  We GOTTA have pics of this  ;D ;D ;D

[Jeff]

Good luck and dont do this!
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[J_T]

Good luck it you are like me you gonna need it :D :D. Make you a road out of slabs ???

[neslrite]

I am happy to report that all went well, just a little mud on the frame but nothing to repair. Sorry but I could not use the camera and drive the tractor at the same time.
neslrite

[Fla._Deadheader]

 ??? ??? ??? ??? Didn't have Duct Tape  ??? ??? :D :D :D

[shopteacher]

No mud pictures? Shoot.

[Pete J]

I could have taken the pictures since I had no luck finding red oak flooring all day. I ended up wasting 2 hours just driving around. Photographing you in the Tolland mud pit would have been just as productive, but a lot more fun.