Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[Creamer]

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Here's my small contribution. It was a rather large chuck of ash though. Pretty heavy

Where's the rest of it? That looks like it came from a nice tree!

 

[skyhook]

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Here's my small contribution. It was a rather large chuck of ash though. Pretty heavy

Nice piece of wood to burn.

 

[4570Man]

Where's the rest of it? That looks like it came from a nice tree!

Hopefully he hauled it to the sawmill.

 

[Samuellm]

Cleaning up some wind fall with the M5700.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

I've been moving some wood with my tractor...

These pulls were over 150' out of the woods, so it was REALLY nice to be able to throttle up the tractor a little, to get some decent winch speed, as the winch was just too sloooow at fast idle,

I'm pulling mostly firewood, but I'm getting some decent butt logs too,

SR

 

[KiwiBro]

Cleaning up some wind fall with the M5700.

Looked at the first photo and thought that looks like NZ regen' bush. Then noticed your location. Howdy neighbour.

 

[Samuellm]

Yes I am way up north. Cleaning up the stuff from that big storm last year finally have a tractor big enough to move it.

Still a load to do but too wet now will wait till summer.

 

[KiwiBro]

If I'm in the bush, it's usually from Dargaville and upwards

That was a good storm alright. The photos below are from cleaning up after. It often seems to be that the trees in the wide-open spaces are left standing, and the ones that could wreck something are the first to fall.

 

[TomSeller]

the trees in the wide-open spaces are left standing, and the ones that could wreck something are the first to fall.

That is pretty much universal. If a tree has to fall, the one that you don't want to will be the one. Nice big log, for sure.

 

[Samuellm]

We got off lightly only one old shed damaged and a few fences.