Need a New Job!!

[colberjs]

I need to find another job. I am a concrete contractor by dry-weather day. I am looking for somthing that can only be done in wet weather. That way I can pay the bills no matter if it rains or shines. Any suggestions?

[BLACK_PSTROKE]

im watching ax men right know and they have been working in the rain, snow, and mud... you got all the best elements right there

[BLACK_PSTROKE]

although i have done my share of working in the rain and i must say it REALLY SUCKS... especially welding it gets a little stimulating

[colberjs]

Originally Posted by BLACK_PSTROKE

although i have done my share of working in the rain and i must say it REALLY SUCKS... especially welding it gets a little stimulating

It's hard to do dirt work or get concrete to dry in the rain.

[BLACK_PSTROKE]

yes it is... i did some concrete/civil work in my starting years of construction and it is some back breaking work ... hince why I became an ironworker/welder that way i stay off the ground

[BLACK_PSTROKE]

Originally Posted by colberjs

It's hard to do dirt work or get concrete to dry in the rain.

its funny you mention this.. i watched an excavator operator try and "pack" a mud ramp for about an hour and a half one day needless to say he didnt get to far and got laughed at by a lot of people

[FENKER]

finish framer ha or dry wall

[colberjs]

Definately not much you can do with a pile of mud. Besides tear up equipment and get dirty.

[colberjs]

Originally Posted by 1/4_million_boy

finish framer ha or dry wall

Nut then they would want me to work when it was dry too. I can't do concrete work in the rain. I need smething I can do in the rain that I can't when it's dry. Kind of like a snow plow in the snow.

[js250]

i have no clue what to tell you except i hate my job as a construction worker/ farmer(thats real nice when it rains outside) by the way nothing like getting in your truck everymorning to smell cow sh!t that wakes you up real nicely but here is a bump for ya