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Tell us about the one that got away, the flier that ruined your group, the zero that drifted, the shot you still see when you close your eyes. Winner will receive a free scope!
Join contestHard to start? Not usually.Found his number.
Anybody running a ported saw, a couple of questions;
Hard to start?
Temperamental?
Hard to start? noFound his number.
Anybody running a ported saw, a couple of questions;
Hard to start?
Temperamental?
Some nice sticks in there.This year they started logging next door to me, big fuel reduction project. So my fear of wildfire has been diminished.
Got some good firewood out of the slash piles, along with a bunch of logs not long enough for the logging truck, and the loggers set them aside for me. Nice that it's been delimbed.
Some of it being Douglas Fir, which has more BTUs than the Lodge Pole Pine I usually burn.
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This year they started logging next door to me, big fuel reduction project. So my fear of wildfire has been diminished.
Got some good firewood out of the slash piles, along with a bunch of logs not long enough for the logging truck, and the loggers set them aside for me. Nice that it's been delimbed.
Some of it being Douglas Fir, which has more BTUs than the Lodge Pole Pine I usually burn.
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Lots of folks don’t know about the magic of small rounds and how they’ll last so long. Some kind of voodoo….The small rounds will make good all nighters in the wood stove.
Indeed, it is. Quite possibly the best tractor accessory ever. It saves so much on your back and just time in general. It got a workout after beryl came through last year.Kinda hard to see, is that a grapple on your tractor?
That looks like a massive grapple.Indeed, it is. Quite possibly the best tractor accessory ever. It saves so much on your back and just time in general. It got a workout after beryl came through last year. View attachment 8736303
It's a little heavy for my machine, but it was a grand cheaper than what I was looking at. Picked it up at auction.That looks like a massive grapple.
Can't wait to get behind one and clean up our property.
I didn't know how much I didn't like a lifted truck until I owned one. It was pretty from a distance. Sucked to pull with. Sucked to work on. The only plus side was being able to sit up underneath it when changing the oil and the fuel filter. Sold it a little over a year ago.
Very similar to mine. I built it in 2014. Figuring up the weight just by the materials it's probably >800 lbs, but I tried to build strong enough I couldn't tear it up.Indeed, it is. Quite possibly the best tractor accessory ever. It saves so much on your back and just time in general. It got a workout after beryl came through last year. View attachment 8736303
Man, that looks good!Very similar to mine. I built it in 2014. Figuring up the weight just by the materials it's probably >800 lbs, but I tried to build strong enough I couldn't tear it up.View attachment 8736830
Thank you. I have 1 regret with this thing. It was built out of mild steel throughout. Only AFTER I built it did I learn of the existence of something called "T1" steel, which I'm told is much stronger and tougher than the mild steel I had access to. It could have been built much lighter with the same or greater durability. Other than that, I consider a grapple the greatest tractor attachment known to man if you live in the woods. My advice to every tractor owner is to get a grapple ASAP if you do anything other than dirt work with your FEL.Man, that looks good!
Northwest Colorado, elevation around 8700-ft.where you at?
Depending on the soil in your area it might work great.I think first attachment will be a grapple with a rock bucket bottom.
I watched video where they were grooming land with it and collecting rocks that stayed in the bucket.
They pretty much ripped plowed, then raked \ smoothed it down by going in reverse in one slick operation.