Tractors and wood! Show your pics

LD48750 · Apr 4, 2020

Oldpath05 said:
How about now, TBN sometime gives me photo problems.

Ok.... Now I can see them....

But I agree, I wouldn't call that "dirty", just looks normal or worked.

Oldpath05 · Apr 4, 2020

LD48750 said:
Ok.... Now I can see them....

But I agree, I wouldn't call that "dirty", just looks normal or worked.

That's a good title, I for one cant stand a hard working tractor that's shiny, it sets me off like a Southern Yankee but then again I dont see any other tractor here with muddy wheels so that makes me the winner, the contest will be over come May and hopefully the corona virus to so I can return to normal........

Oldpath05 · Apr 4, 2020

Just in case some here miss it, a class one tire problem on this thread>> https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/tires/423459-anyone-gotta-safety-pin.html

goeduck · Apr 4, 2020

Oldpath05 said:
That's a good title, I for one cant stand a hard working tractor that's shiny, it sets me off like a Southern Yankee but then again I dont see any other tractor here with muddy wheels so that makes me the winner, the contest will be over come May and hopefully the corona virus to so I can return to normal........

Not as muddy as yours, but I was looking at all the seagull crap on one of my tractors today and I bet I win that category. I need to get the pressure washer out.

hunt4570 · Apr 5, 2020

Oldpath05 said:
Yes and I dont get out much either. Southern Yankee!!!!!!!!!!????? Isn't that like split personalty or a women thing, I think its this> SYP Simple Yet Perfect, yeah that's me thank you............ Sounds like the foot is back in business, awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah actually I was more dirty than the tractor but I did make a lot of mud and I know my tires more dirty the yours.

The foot.. Kinda back in business... got the stitches out, but the insides of that second toe were messed up pretty good. Still swollen, broken, and its longer than it was!! about 4-6 hours in a shoe and I've had enough and have to quit for the day or at least do something else.. going to take a while to heal completely me thinks.

hunt4570 · Apr 5, 2020

Oldpath05 said:
Just in case some here miss it, a class one tire problem on this thread>> https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/tires/423459-anyone-gotta-safety-pin.html

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I saw that.., WOW, don't want to be around when that thing goes off!!

CADplans · Apr 5, 2020

hunt4570 said:
got the stitches out, but the insides of that second toe were messed up pretty good. Still swollen, broken, and its longer than it was!!

Could you patent that process,, and make enough money to retire?

This seems to be a more permanent fix than Viagra?

hunt4570 · Apr 5, 2020

CADplans said:
Could you patent that process,, and make enough money to retire?

This seems to be a more permanent fix than Viagra?

Well, all you have to do is drop half a sheet of 3/4" particle board on it!! Have fun!!:laughing:

fruitcakesa · Apr 5, 2020

hunt4570 said:
Well, all you have to do is drop half a sheet of 3/4" particle board on it!! Have fun!!:laughing:

Ouch:cool2:

Loaderman22 · Apr 5, 2020

Not quite "tractors" and wood, but when someone gives me free white oak & hickory, I don't say no. Short bed pickup holds a little over an IBC Tote full if it's tops and branches, but just about full with the trunk rounds split. Of course that will depend on who is stacking also. This tree was just cut down this week so this was super heavy. I don't think the swinger loader will pick them up and still keeps the rears on the ground. I may have to put the forks on the 3pt of the JD to move these. I have at least 2 more truck loads to bring home but that'll have to wait until next weekend. I had the Mrs. as my helper, so we took about 45 mins to split each load, usually I'm alone which takes much longer.
1st load this morning.