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Daaaaayyyyummmmm!!!!!!
Well done!!
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Jason Toner, did you go up the Ghost to Tricolor, or up Hudson's to America?
Hudson to America with a VERY quick descent down ghost. Hike a bike about a mile with 1700 feet elevation
Oh that is awesome!!
Now that's a grind!
And I thought we did well climbing to lower tiger, I am very impressed
guess we need to up our Game
Nice!
Nice!!!!
This was a wild ride, but the bridges could use some attention!
Yikes, where is this?
Brian slacking again? I guess Chris isn't doing that good a job staying on top of him...
[earlier reference]
I thought of Brian when I came upon these!
See you were out of our area.
I was told earlier.. there is no "our area.. their area"..
Although I would probably pushing it, by "blaming" Brian.. for the lack of mowing on Nelson Pass....
This looks like quite the exploratory ride. 🙂
Can't you guys recognize custom made challenging features when you see them Ha Ha!!
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I ride mountain bikes, I don't do trail work 😉
Yes. We use Chris' electric (battery) trimmer and it works phenomenally
Having used both I prefer gas powered/weed whacker attachments. Longer reach and more ergonomic.
Nolan I don't know if you are talking about a string trimmer or a hedge trimmer. I have a beastly 4 stroke Husqvarna string trimmer that kicks a$$.. I am very happy with it. I have places where I have a lot of shrubby type plants.. honeysuckle for one.. that I think a hedge trimmer would work great on.
I am not looking to cut stuff at ground level.. I already have other tools for that. I have the above string trimmer.. and 2 brush cutters.. one with a brush blade.. one with a saw blade.
So you are using a hedge trimmer to cut the vegetation on 6 back? In that case yeah.. a longer handle and articulating head.. sounds good. I will have to think about that. I don't think I have anything for that type of cutting to do [that I can't do with what I have.
We use a Stihl KombiSystem with adjustable power scythe attachment. Love it. m.stihlusa.com/products/multi-task-tools/kombisystem-attachments/fhkm145pwr/
It's awesome, but now that we also have the 58v hand held I can't imagine not having both. #spoiledtrailbuilder
It's very interesting to see to what depth these facebook conversations develop
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