TODAYS SEAT TIME
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Larro Darro
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It's done right by us. We bought it used a looooong time ago. It doesn't get used as much as it should anymore.
lennyzx11
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I enjoy this thread too. Today(last night), I cut about 20 cedars down and drug them out. 
Got most of them but dark caught up on me. Going to have to get ROPS Lights I think.
And now the stumps... (Sigh)
Got most of them but dark caught up on me. Going to have to get ROPS Lights I think.
And now the stumps... (Sigh)
Luke'sScreenName
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Nice water view!
I think those are juniper right? In Central Texas they call them cedar too. I guess cause the greenery is remotely similar? I didn't realize that real cedar was something completely different until I was a young adult.
Larro Darro
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Down here in Florida we call them Red Cedar. The heart wood is red and smells great. It is used for lining closets and the like. Bugs don't like it. In Mamma's old house, the entire kitchen was made from Cedar. Juniper is a swamp tree very similar to Bald Cypress. At least it is for us.
Snowback
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I sure do enjoy all of these great pictures! Thanks everyone for sharing. 
Today I hauled in a trailer with two yards of leaf mold compost for my wife's hobby garden in town. I have no real need for a dump trailer, (except on days like this), so I get a good workout with the pitchfork and shovel, which is probably a good thing as well. Sure is easier to navigate around the yard with the tractor as opposed to the truck.
Hoping this cattle panel redneck trellis will do the trick for some cucumbers and zucchinis!
Today I hauled in a trailer with two yards of leaf mold compost for my wife's hobby garden in town. I have no real need for a dump trailer, (except on days like this), so I get a good workout with the pitchfork and shovel, which is probably a good thing as well. Sure is easier to navigate around the yard with the tractor as opposed to the truck.
Hoping this cattle panel redneck trellis will do the trick for some cucumbers and zucchinis!
lostcreekranch
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I sure do enjoy all of these great pictures! Thanks everyone for sharing.
Today I hauled in a trailer with two yards of leaf mold compost for my wife's hobby garden in town. I have no real need for a dump trailer, (except on days like this), so I get a good workout with the pitchfork and shovel, which is probably a good thing as well. Sure is easier to navigate around the yard with the tractor as opposed to the truck.
Hoping this cattle panel redneck trellis will do the trick for some cucumbers and zucchinis!
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The cattle panels are a great idea! May have to steal your idea.
RaydaKub
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24 hours later, I started up, lifted the bucket, and drove out. No chains, straps, cables or winch. Got some work to do in a few weeks though.
LA Confederate
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We've used the cattle panels for garden trellises. They work like a champ.
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I helped a buddy clean up at his moms place today. He bent the cylinder on the loader ( luckily his tractor). I removed the cylinder for him. In the process I cut my hand and required stitches. I guess we both had a pretty bad day. 