Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[newkiotiguy]

That's getting after it! How long will 64 full totes last you?

We just got the tractor last fall and switched to the totes this spring, so I'm not sure how many we will use. I'd guess around 15 a year. Probably 4+years.

 

[Alan46]

I just had a dying Hemlock dropped by professionals. It was dying from the top down, about 25’. Chipped and buck up the only thing I did was use the chainsaw to 1/4 the rounds, for ease of handling! A good start for next years heating!

 

[John_Mc]

Does this count? I started building a shed but forgot to bring my sawhorses. Turns out the tractor makes a pretty good substitute.

It's got wood and it's got a tractor - you are more on topic than a lot of posts in this thread.

 

[Eagle1]

Does this count? I started building a shed but forgot to bring my sawhorses. Turns out the tractor makes a pretty good substitute.

I use my hay spears as sawhorses frequently.

 

[Gordon Gould]

Just some old pictures that I thought were interesting.

gg

 

[Thomas]

Just some old pictures that I thought were interesting.


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gg

I enjoy looking and watching on YT yesterday's logging

Thanks for sharing.

 

[WinterDeere]

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Just some old pictures that I thought were interesting.


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54 tires. Given the frequency of tire failure at that time, and especially in those conditions on logging roads, I'd be willing to bet there was never an uninterrupted period of 24 hours where that truck didn't have at least one flat tire.

Dude on that bridge had brass cajónes.

 

[newkiotiguy]

Worked on the pile after work last night and today. Finished the cutting and have 5 totes filled. One elm and the rest ash

 

[ning]

Respect to those of you stacking wood nicely in the totes!
I decided to get more totes and just start chucking the wood in there and only making it a bit neat here and there - I'll throw wood in off the splitter for a while, then go straighten stuff a bit but not a lot.
I figure I could probably fit 5% more wood in if it was better stacked but I'm not sure it's worth the time (and also, my gnarled oak isn't straight enough to cut to precise length and many pieces are off-sized which makes stacking more of a pain).

 

[newkiotiguy]

Respect to those of you stacking wood nicely in the totes!
I decided to get more totes and just start chucking the wood in there and only making it a bit neat here and there - I'll throw wood in off the splitter for a while, then go straighten stuff a bit but not a lot.
I figure I could probably fit 5% more wood in if it was better stacked but I'm not sure it's worth the time (and also, my gnarled oak isn't straight enough to cut to precise length and many pieces are off-sized which makes stacking more of a pain).

I have some that are just thrown in there using the cut out as a gate to hold the pieces in. Once I seen how much wood I was going to be bringing home it's getting stacked again. I don't think I have enough totes to fit it all.