Yeah, either I really oversold how difficult the road was, or theyre just that good. It makes me believe that getting a propane truck and a well-drilling truck in there may not be as difficult as I had imagined.
When I saw that picture yesterday, having followed your previous posts, I smiled at seeing the truck. Those country boys that deliver propane get to some places that might blow your mind. LOL You definitely want to be friendly with those guys. LOL
My experience with well drillers is that they can get into some pretty remote/difficult places…..for which you will pay but you’ll get the well in. As for propane, when I lived in (location redacted) the local gassers had one truck – a surplus 6-by 10-tonner – that could deliver 1K gallons per trip just for the “mountain folk.” There was a trip surcharge, but you still could get gas.
Well, they got it up there!
Yeah, either I really oversold how difficult the road was, or theyre just that good. It makes me believe that getting a propane truck and a well-drilling truck in there may not be as difficult as I had imagined.
Congrats on that milestone.
You should camo paint it and add some artificial xmas tree tops to the roof.And have a camo net nearby ready for use.
And a fiberglass rock.
I’ve been looking for those…they arent cheap for the good ones.
You can always fix the coloring on them
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=fake+rocks&crid=1IGI0O7Z7HE01&sprefix=fake+rocks%2Caps%2C224&ref=nb_sb_noss
Damn dude, I had a huge (60×40 maybe?) NATO camo net sitting in my basement until I recently gave it away. I should have thought of you for it
That woulda been awesome. Been shopping surplus mil parachutes for that purpose.
They got it in there!
Congrats!
Looking good CZ!
No turret?
It’s early….
Zero,
When I saw that picture yesterday, having followed your previous posts, I smiled at seeing the truck. Those country boys that deliver propane get to some places that might blow your mind. LOL You definitely want to be friendly with those guys. LOL
Phillip
Congrats
My experience with well drillers is that they can get into some pretty remote/difficult places…..for which you will pay but you’ll get the well in. As for propane, when I lived in (location redacted) the local gassers had one truck – a surplus 6-by 10-tonner – that could deliver 1K gallons per trip just for the “mountain folk.” There was a trip surcharge, but you still could get gas.