Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[hunt4570]

I could get myself into A LOT of trouble with one... and have fun doing it.

No kidding!

 

[Sawyer Rob]

My tractor does what I need it to do. I don't make it a point to repeatedly post about how if somebody else had the same setup that I do, they would be better off.
You've obviously worked very hard to get what you have, take care of it, and are able to fix things when they break. Yet you also constantly post as though your stuff doesn't stink, and that anybody who doesn't have what you do is lacking.

Furthermore, unless one of your tractors is named "Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang" I haven't seen anybody mention your name, so how do you know who they are referring to when they

I never tell anyone they should run out and buy an AGCO or any other brand tractor or a Quickie ALO loader, so you are full of it.

I DO comment when someone try's to say something, that just isn't true though...

As for your last comment, "the cream always comes to the top" and those who need to grow a pair, always answer! ha ha ha

SR

 

[hunt4570]

Turning a tree top into a center cut 6x6.. this one is 16'6" long, pretty much the limit on my saw.

Here's both ends of the log.





Getting going






Keeping things square


And there you go.. Tadaa..


And oh... I was in the pool three times today cooling off from working in the mid 90's heat.. oh yeah, and started off this morning in the hot tub! Yeah baby!! :cool2:

 

[hunt4570]

I never tell anyone they should run out and buy an AGCO or any other brand tractor or a Quickie ALO loader, so you are full of it.

I DO comment when someone try's to say something, that just isn't true though...

As for your last comment, "the cream always comes to the top" and those who need to grow a pair, always answer! ha ha ha

SR

"I never tell anyone they should run out and buy an AGCO or any other brand tractor or a Quickie ALO loader, so you are full of it."

No but you tell them they really should have a set of forks with a matching properly engineered grapple thumb on it, even if there are better tools for the job.... things like that.. I'm thinking he is not full of it.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

"I never tell anyone they should run out and buy an AGCO or any other brand tractor or a Quickie ALO loader, so you are full of it."

No but you tell them they really should have a set of forks with a matching properly engineered grapple thumb on it, even if there are better tools for the job.... things like that.. I'm thinking he is not full of it.

Do you even understand how this all got started? A vid was shown of a guy TRYING to get a rotten stump out, and he never got it out! I stated that pallet forks with a matching grapple would have easily slid under that stump grappled it and pulled/broke it out! And it would have! oldpath was right on top of that, seeing that it was true.

Then I was attacked by the dedicated grapple folks, and here we are. You know, the guys that don't have pallet forks with matching grapple...

I didn't see anything in that vid that couldn't have been just as good or better with my setup, and my point all along is/was and has been, IF you buy the forks/grapple you just don't need to spend the money on the dedicated grapple.

I never say anything I can't prove, so yes he is full of it! lol

BTW, I've shown MANY things that the pallet forks/grapple can do the the dedicated grapple can't!

SR

 

[Jstpssng]

^^^^
Thou doth protest too much, methinks.

 

[hunt4570]

Do you even understand how this all got started? A vid was shown of a guy TRYING to get a rotten stump out, and he never got it out! I stated that pallet forks with a matching grapple would have easily slid under that stump grappled it and pulled/broke it out! And it would have! oldpath was right on top of that, seeing that it was true.

Then I was attacked by the dedicated grapple folks, and here we are. You know, the guys that don't have pallet forks with matching grapple...

I didn't see anything in that vid that couldn't have been just as good or better with my setup, and my point all along is/was and has been, IF you buy the forks/grapple you just don't need to spend the money on the dedicated grapple.

I never say anything I can't prove, so yes he is full of it! lol

BTW, I've shown MANY things that the pallet forks/grapple can do the the dedicated grapple can't!

SR

Then I was attacked by the dedicated grapple folks

You were attacked?? holy camoly get any scars?? Chicks dig scars you know! NOBODY attacked you, just other opinions were stated... And if I were going in getting brush and vines and maybe rocks, I would MUCH rather have a dedicated grapple than forks with a thumb... but thats me.. and I can pretty much GUARENTEE we do a lot of things differently, its called life!

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Perhaps you need to re-read it all, heck you thought I was running a grapple, pallet fork beauty contest! ha ha ha

BTW, I like your milling picts...

SR

 

[hunt4570]

Perhaps you need to re-read it all, heck you thought I was running a grapple, pallet fork beauty contest! ha ha ha

BTW, I like your milling picts...

SR

:thumbsup: Thanks..

 

[Oldpath05]

Well since I guess you don't believe me here is some photographic evidence, not sure about the matching part... I guess they are both black, does that count?


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Oh, and here is a picture of my bucket too so you know I have one of those... no match though .. its orange, sorry.

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No that dont count your using two different implements hook-ups when only one is needed. I'm a fan of one tool does all, so when I'm ten miles down in the woods and want to dig some dirt, right there right now, that cant be done with your either or, in my uttermost humble opinion that happens to be a absolute fact jack, now for a dip in the cool pool.............