Posted by Case Nutty 1660 on November 06, 2020 at 04:13:54 from (75.127.27.79):
A few shots from the last few Nice days here, been in the 70's every day,, looks like that is going bye bye for us. I had to replace a culvert on a spillway crossing,, haul some sandy dirt in some road low spots and spent about 7 hours in the 1470 seat yesterday ripping stubble ground, thought some here might like to see cnt
lowering to spillway a bit more here to relieve some more water pressure on the well over 100 year old dam
setting the new pipe here old one was 10' long this one is over 20'
New approach was needed plus a good amount of new fill had to be installed to make a new road to be able to hit the crossing straight when pulling stock trailers
getting closer here and I was adding in the rip-raft to keep the erosion down on the culvert ends
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