Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[Jstpssng]

If I fill mine like the picture in post 18056 I get a solid 1/2 of a full cord - so 64 cubic feet - after I stack it in the shed. My tractor manual says 3000 lbs for a trailer. It handles it with ease even on steep trails. But, with the loader and loaded tires my tractor weighs 5000 lbs so it is heavier than a B series. And if I go on steep terrain I run chains. Here is a pic of one of my hills and the bottom of the trailer.

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gg

That looks like a spruce and two fir? How long were they? The picture may be deceivng, but it looks like a couple of long bodied trees there. Nice hitch!

 

[VroomVroom]

I see an old guy down near here with a farm-all “a” I think it is. I bet he has a cord on his wagon. School bus tires. 4 foot wood, piled 4 feet high, trailer is 8 feet long plus the tongue. Good trail I suppose.

 

[VroomVroom]

His property is tidy. Old equipment is painted and oiled. Very nice. He’s up in his 80s I’ve been told.

 

[A-P]

If I fill mine like the picture in post 18056 I get a solid 1/2 of a full cord - so 64 cubic feet - after I stack it in the shed. My tractor manual says 3000 lbs for a trailer. It handles it with ease even on steep trails. But, with the loader and loaded tires my tractor weighs 5000 lbs so it is heavier than a B series. And if I go on steep terrain I run chains. Here is a pic of one of my hills and the bottom of the trailer.

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gg

You made a good point. I should check the manual for the trailer limit. In my case I have a Norse 250 that isn't as heavy as your Farmi, but it will pull quite a bit. I keep my twitches short and I run the winch on this larger tractor. The frame of my trailer looks very similar if not identical. Do you have a picture of the other side of that hydraulic cylinder? I think mine has an issue with a pressure release valve located on the other side.

 

[Jstpssng]

His property is tidy. Old equipment is painted and oiled. Very nice. He’s up in his 80s I’ve been told.

That's what got him in shape years ago, and it's what keeps him going.

 

[Gordon Gould]

The frame of my trailer looks very similar if not identical. Do you have a picture of the other side of that hydraulic cylinder? I think mine has an issue with a pressure release valve located on the other side.

I was looking at your picture before and thought that the King Kutter was the same as the Pronovost too. Mine has a dual acting cylinder run off the tractor hydraulics instead of a pump like yours. I have no relief valve on the cylinder that I know of.

 

[Gordon Gould]

That looks like a spruce and two fir? How long were they? The picture may be deceivng, but it looks like a couple of long bodied trees there. Nice hitch!

That pic was from 2012 so I don't remember. I do have some tall S/F. I was just trying to show him what I call fairly steep and don't have many hill picks because I don't like stopping and getting off the tractor on a hill that much.

gg

 

[North to Alaska]

Clearing trees for someone that wanted a better view of their lake. Branson 4520r and KRPAN 3.5e winch.
Was also splitting and stacking 20 cord for them too.
The splitter is a DR k22 kinetic splitter. Very fast. Had some issues with the motor (they replaced) and some factory settings but it’s working well now.

 

[hunt4570]

Clearing trees for someone that wanted a better view of their lake. Branson 4520r and KRPAN 3.5e winch.
Was also splitting and stacking 20 cord for them too.
The splitter is a DR k22 kinetic splitter. Very fast. Had some issues with the motor (they replaced) and some factory settings but it’s working well now.

20 cords... thats a 10 year supply for me!

 

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