Hooking...Filling and "a-salting" the road

[@sony1998]

Bill you are absolutely the hardest working guy on KZbin. Love the vids. Thanks Mark

[@allenjackson1371]

Would love to see them get you a new TLB of your choosing with a cab heat and air. They need to take care of you cause they are sure gonna miss ya when your gone. Look forward to you videos keep up the good work;

[@billyd1703]

As good as you are thinking out a process and building things, why not attach some small rails to the post on that tractor and put in removeable plexaglass panels to keep out some of the cold air?

[@Texastigerdigsdetects]

Bill, I love your country, but darn it gets cold up there (especially for a Texan like myself), and your job is super tough for that long winter up there. Not that its not tough the rest of the year. :)

[@TheThecyclist]

the reason that bag of salt was so hard is that most likely another pallet of salt was sitting on top of your pallet where it was stored before you bought it thereby compressing the salt bags because of the weight of the pallet sitting on it

[@billstmaxx]

wouldn't they all be hard then?

[@TheThecyclist]

not really the supermarket i use has bags of sugar which are on pallets and ive had several bags which have been rock hard and have found its the ones round the edge which are most affected

[@dphillips705]

it's the old alot of serface area so the ones with the most weight on them would be hard and the salt acts as a cusion to the other bages below givng them more cusioning than the ones closer to the skid on top

[@pignuts9797]

you know you can set 4 or 5 bags on the corner of the salter and cut the bags top to bottom to make it ez to fill the salter

[@SledgeHammer43]

Seams like that Salter throws the Ballance off on the 110

[@migs1540]

i wish i could have one

[@nzurilioness1999]

nice

[@Farmall450]

Ever go down in that crawlspace under the church?

[@BigJoethib]

bill whats the difference between the sifto salt an the safety salt in the yellow bag? or do you find any?

[@billstmaxx]

Nothing i dont think.. sifto may be a bit coarser though

[@vinceleto]

You may want to consider 50% sand

[@billstmaxx]

to much mess in the spring to clean up

[@budro694]

dont forget to clean the knife off.

[@muttgusse]

in my town they have heat underground in all the cemenary. so its almost allways dry. salt is not good for the enveiroment

[@Farmall450]

Nor is burning all that natural gas to heat the paths lol

[@1d1hamby]

11 bags of salt is almost 500 lbs

[@robertestes4703]

Did you get the salt of your beard?

[@cordelolsen3950]

can u come down here with your tractor and plow my drive way

[@eosjoe565]

You are putting down way too much salt for the 36" of coverage you are getting. You can see it literally pouring out of that thing.

[@billstmaxx]

just that area. had a meeting that night and needed all the ice melted so no one fell. normally i have it turned down more

[@TheThebinman10]

Just an idea could you not add some sand to the rock salt so you are not using as much salt and the sand will still make the roads safer as well

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