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Re: What do you do for a living?


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Posted by Brad Gyde on October 16, 2010 at 19:26:19 from (68.28.138.231):

In Reply to: What do you do for a living? posted by Ultradog MN on October 15, 2010 at 19:46:30:

Since I was 16, I've done a lot of stuff... Worked in a greenhouse, rode garbage trucks, worked in a auto shop, done rough carpentry, worked in a factory for a spell, farmed/help farm, help run drainage tile..

But for nearly the last 8 years, my main source of income has been spreading Bio-Solids (wastewater treatment byproduct) or the processsing of the byproduct. I started running a Terra-Gator 2505, then later moved onto a different project where we had a fleet of brand new JD 8430's that we pulled Knight 8150 spreader boxes and JD chisel plows, and a pair of 624J JD loaders.. Now, I run a 9430 JD pulling a Nuhn 13000 gallon manure applicator (pair of 7500 gallon tanks hooked together).. I posted pictures of the unit this spring, but have since got a new computer and don't have the pictures handy. There's been a lot of other "filler" equipment in there too.. Some pretty nice stuff, and some ragged out to no end.. and there's been a lot of "strange and unique" projects in there too..

The best part of the job is I go a lot of places, and have worked in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.. The travel gets to be a lot sometimes, but the scenery changes, and sometimes I get to do different stuff and thats a good thing to me..

Brad


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