Laying in a grappler doesn't even bother me as much as the bad job being done!!
It’s probably a two stroke mix. The oil probably makes it less flammable.
Growing up my best friend’s dad had a pit like that in his garage. Man that was great for working on my car. Until my friend decided that I should stay down there for a bit while he went to make himself a sandwich.
I'll go up on the roof. I don't like it but I'll do it.
Is there anything you don't know how to do? Do you need an apprentice?Laying in a grappler doesn't even bother me as much as the bad job being done!!
Finishing a concrete pad bigger than a sidewalk and you don't have a bull float?? What the $&@%?? That's like a carpenter that doesn't have a hammer!! Doing a large pad w/ a hand float pretty much guarantees you'll have puddles when it rains!
This is the right way!
Please don’t do that.Hey! I didn't know you could bypass that third prong with one of those flat plugs. I learned something today!
Now what are those flat plugs called? I need to do an Amazon search.
That is absolutely insane! If you look closely, the A frame ladder is not sitting on a flat deck on the scaffolding....it's bottom rungs are straddling a single walk board!!
That's not yard work, it's a friggin circus performance!!
There's a guy not afraid of ladders or heights.
Not the first time he has utilized this tree-trimming scheme, I'm sure!
Agree. I once worked painting bridges on the Capitol Beltway on top of a scissor lift truck platform. You were most safe when always "on edge". Anytime you got too comfortable up there, that's when bad things can happen. And with that job, bad things meant guaranteed ICU ward, if not fatal.
I was wondering how he even got the ladder set up there!That is absolutely insane! If you look closely, the A frame ladder is not sitting on a flat deck on the scaffolding....it's bottom rungs are straddling a single walk board!!
He must be a real athlete, maybe should be in Cirque du Soleil! 
