MolaKule
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Yes it is so cold....
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Shrinkage is a thing.
I found out today at what temp your you know whats freeze off. -2.
-12f tonight.. brrrr for here.
You know it's cold out when you go out and it's cold...
Did you find them???
I was going to do some tree trimming. Maybe in the Spring...
Meanwhile in Texas:
No, but I did stumble over something in the yard yesterday. I knew that there shouldn't be any rocks on the lawn, it was a frozen solid dog turd.
I am a welder by trade for Case New Holland. Cant even fathom the people that have to work daily outside in these extreme cold temperatures. My hats off to them.
I'm not much of a seflie person but I took this Monday morning around 3am while doing overhaul for a house fire at 3 degrees. All of us were covered head to toe in ice, gloves frozen solid to the point you couldn't grab anything. Check out the ice on my helmet and collar. One of the most difficult ones I've worked in my time on the department.
Nothing like bouncing through the field trying to feed cattle when it's like this. Every pile of cow
feels like driving over a concrete block.I don’t know how you guys manage, the coldest weather I’ve ever been in is about +22°f and that was bad enough.
It was about 110° at my outback hunting property yesterday and it did once get to around 134°f when I was there about 20 years ago.
It was about 110° at my outback hunting property yesterday and it did once get to around 134°f when I was there about 20 years ago.
These are the temperatures many older automatic transmissions start to act up due to valve body seal shrinkage.
How was your stuff covered in ice? I do not inderstand.
...My alligator boots started walking themselves back to Florida...
I had one MANY years back before we had drying racks. 10 of us were able to actually stand our turnout jackets up on the bay floor. They were frozen solid. Took almost 30 minutes before they thawed enough and fell over.
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