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Jay’s Day 760 update: he tackles another massive tree-service log, begins digging a small pond, and gets sprayed by hot hydraulic fluid from equipment—turning a productive day into one with unexpected maintenance and safety lessons.
What would you prioritize next—finishing the pond dig or milling the big log—and what precautions or tools do you rely on to prevent and handle hydraulic leaks?
Day 760 – Logs and Pond Start
Another huge tree service log, starting of a small pond, and getting sprayed by hot hydraulic fluid.
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