Originally Posted By: JKB
Boy Cecil, better hope no red necks with 4 wheel drives find that mud hole laugh

May want to fix or boot that sump pump. A tickle could indicate you were a path to ground, just not a good one at the moment. eek

You should have seen where my boss had me standing last fall eek No need for a story here, but I was totally drenched, standing in mud, and within a foot or so to the exposed business end of a high voltage supply to a pretty large factory. He walks away in his million volt suit and yells back, "don't fall!". eek eek

I did not know that I needed one of these suits. I am supposed to be inside and dry at all times laugh



I won't using the sump pump again. Scared the sheet out of me. The trash pump is faster anyway even though my neighbor behind me whines if I use it at night. Only pumping now will be the trout pond every two years and the two back ponds once a year to remove bluegill and perch fingerlings. They are 1/6th the size of the front pond so it's a breeze to pump them down. They are also connected to the highway ditch via an underground 6 inch corrugated drainage pipe.

I'm actually starting to wonder if I'd be better off buying my fingerlings as it's probably more cost effective consider how feed is going up, utilities, etc.

Last edited by Cecil Baird1; 04/08/13 08:47 PM.
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.