Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[Oldpath05]

1 out of 2 is good for me, evidently not enough angel on the dangle on this last one. I'll get it next trip in the woods, maybe it'll fall down on it's own by then.

 

[Skeans1]

1 out of 2 is good for me, evidently not enough angel on the dangle on this last one. I'll get it next trip in the woods, maybe it'll fall down on it's own by then.

Time to play a round of dominos?

 

[Jstpssng]

1 out of 2 is good for me, evidently not enough angel on the dangle on this last one. I'll get it next trip in the woods, maybe it'll fall down on it's own by then.

That's why you have a winch.

 

[Oldpath05]

Yup just a little tug with winch, maybe tomorrow or weekend, although if I wait a couple weeks the new leaves will suck all the water out of tree and the oak be light as cedar.

 

[Jstpssng]

Yup just a little tug with winch, maybe tomorrow or weekend, although if I wait a couple weeks the new leaves will suck all the water out of tree and the oak be light as cedar.

I hope that you aren't calling those oak firewood... in your pictures they look like log material. Too bad that you don't know anybody with a sawmill.

 

[Oldpath05]

Time to play a round of dominos?

I could but the chainsaw got me to hot just cutting that one tree not to mention all the bent over bushes just getting a path in there. Right now the dominoes I'm playing is re-arranging my log lifting forks on my FEL, since I added a bolt-on tooth bar and dont want to take it off nothing fits........

 

[goeduck]

^^^ It does not look like your chains chip your concrete? Or do they?

 

[Skeans1]

I could but the chainsaw got me to hot just cutting that one tree not to mention all the bent over bushes just getting a path in there. Right now the dominoes I'm playing is re-arranging my log lifting forks on my FEL, since I added a bolt-on tooth bar and dont want to take it off nothing fits........

You’re missing some front guarding with some cable hanging down to rip out black berries.

 

[Oldpath05]

^^^ It does not look like your chains chip your concrete? Or do they?

Thats one over looked down-fall of needing tire chains on tractors. If drive straight in and straight out, very little marking, but if holding stirring brake, lot of marking and chipping. The first year of new floor I put down boards but got tied of that real quick, now I just ease in and ease out and live with it, for me it's to much work trying to keep something new.

 

[Oldpath05]

You’re missing some front guarding with some cable hanging down to rip out black berries.

All set black berries wont be out for another 3 months.