Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[Agvg]

It's a river soon, it's regulated by a hydro electric power plant, but before that it was a constant worry because in the spring it flooded and washed away a lot of land at times and made a havoc of whole community. This is the minimum flow that is keept so the fish survive the winter.

 

[BKBoiss]

Got my load of wood cut into 20' lengths and piled out of the way so I can haul it down to the acreage with my gooseneck this summer.

 

[goeduck]

Got my load of wood cut into 20' lengths and piled out of the way so I can haul it down to the acreage with my gooseneck this summer. View attachment 596254View attachment 596255View attachment 596256View attachment 596257View attachment 596258

Now that is just not fair to us regular folk! Impressive!

 

[goeduck]

I got tired of manhandling these fir rounds and ended up using the grapple to drop them close to the splitter. I hate it when this happens (on the round), but I got it split in half on the second try.

 

[BKBoiss]

Now that is just not fair to us regular folk! Impressive!

I figure it's fair because I have to listen to all you guys talk about the awesome hard woods you have. Best I can get is birch. LOL.

 

[Molalla1]

I figure it's fair because I have to listen to all you guys talk about the awesome hard woods you have. Best I can get is birch. LOL.

Well, me and geoduck have mostly doug fir to deal with, very little hard wood . . . geoduck, this past year I had to deal with a few doug's that were 42" or so at the butt, was not fun for this old man.

 

[Loaderman22]

Well, me and geoduck have mostly doug fir to deal with, very little hard wood . . . geoduck, this past year I had to deal with a few doug's that were 42" or so at the butt, was not fun for this old man.

Someone say hardwood? Took every ounce of oomphf for the JD to pick this up, & that's as high as I could get it. Felt quite dicey in the rear with it in the air. I had very little traction, especially trying to move it up a slight incline. Probably wouldnt have been so bad if the rears were still loaded. Previous owner had calcium in there & it did quite the number on the rims. After I got this beauty of a log off to the side, I pushed it the rest of the way.

 

[BKBoiss]

Someone say hardwood? Took every ounce of oomphf for the JD to pick this up, & that's as high as I could get it. Felt quite dicey in the rear with it in the air. I had very little traction, especially trying to move it up a slight incline. Probably wouldnt have been so bad if the rears were still loaded. Previous owner had calcium in there & it did quite the number on the rims. After I got this beauty of a log off to the side, I pushed it the rest of the way.
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You just need a Deere with more oomph. Like this. LOL.

 

[goeduck]

Well, I finally got this tree worked down to the stump so it is ready to burn in the fall. These big rounds sure make firewood a slow process.

 

[check]

Well, I finally got this tree worked down to the stump so it is ready to burn in the fall. These big rounds sure make firewood a slow process.
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Yup. That’s what faces me in the Spring, only mine is white pine.