VroomVroom
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- Mahindra 2816 HST, Super M farmall, J5 bombardier, 230 timber jack skidder
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Snowman87
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Loading round bales for my Father-in-law
VroomVroom
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- Mahindra 2816 HST, Super M farmall, J5 bombardier, 230 timber jack skidder
lostcreekranch
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- NH TL-100A with Bush Hog 5045 FEL, WR Long 3rd function, LS XR4155HC w/FEL, WR Long 3rd Function.
hturner12
Gold Member
It not of the tractor but a new addition at least it blue
Hook that up to the tractor when you get home and head for the woods. Fun and satisfaction awaits you!
hturner12
Gold Member
When I get it out there tge forks go on the tractor to feed it
Oh how I love the smell of sawdust in the morning!
hturner12
Gold Member
First big cut will be 1800 bt of Hickory
jdom84
Gold Member
For 11 years I have lived with the back half of my inside yard being weeds and rocks... but now that we are selling the place, no expense is spared! Lures are great for catching the big fish! 
over the last 2 weeks I removed 6-12 inches of rock packed soil from around the house and screened it with my homemade grizzly screen. I removed about 50 yards and only got about 20 yards of dirt.... the rest was rocks. Hardly worth my time! I placed all the rocks in the pit I had already dug out earlier that week when stealing the top soil (mostly clay) for the lower parts of the inner yard. I didn't exactly count but I estimated I moved about 200 yards of dirt going back and forth between screening and stripping.
and if you watched my videos... here is how the egress window well turned out (plywood is covering it in the other photos)
Here is the finished product....
and because PUPPY (couldn't leave out this little rascal)
over the last 2 weeks I removed 6-12 inches of rock packed soil from around the house and screened it with my homemade grizzly screen. I removed about 50 yards and only got about 20 yards of dirt.... the rest was rocks. Hardly worth my time! I placed all the rocks in the pit I had already dug out earlier that week when stealing the top soil (mostly clay) for the lower parts of the inner yard. I didn't exactly count but I estimated I moved about 200 yards of dirt going back and forth between screening and stripping.
and if you watched my videos... here is how the egress window well turned out (plywood is covering it in the other photos)
Here is the finished product....
and because PUPPY (couldn't leave out this little rascal)