Posted by Flurette Farm on January 22, 2010 at 17:59:11 from (64.91.12.191):
In Reply to: Hired Hands posted by Flurette Farm on January 22, 2010 at 08:04:34:
I really appreciate all the good and reasonable responses you guys have given. I guess I should have made it plain this guy isn’t just a handy man. He puts up fence, runs electrical lines, installs remote stock tanks and watering systems or whatever may be required for any farm or ranch. I can stand the looses I just hate to not be able to trust someone. However impact wenches, power drills and saws are hard to put in your pocket and forget. Hand tools I do it all the time. I do think I’ll use a combination of your suggestions. 1. I’ll have him inventory all the tools. 2. I’ll have him mark with paint (yellow or orange) all items.(so we can find them in the undergrowth) 3. I’ll ask he if he remembers were “we” left the larger items when we working on whatever. Thanks again.
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