Which tractor?
Tractors and wood! Show your pics
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dodge man
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As you look at that picture the left few feet of it is hollow. My tractor is a JD2025r and if I can pick it up a Kubota L should be able to.
Sawyer Rob
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Actually, thats a pretty good load for that size tractor no matter what the stem species is.
You must have quite the ballast out back.
Is this a grass cutter as well in the season?
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I know!
I couldn't lift that tractor myself.
dodge man
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Yes I have a 60” mid mount I mow with. I checked my pressure with a gauge and I was on the low side of spec. I bumped it up and am over spec now by a couple of hundred psi. I’m not sure how much weight is in my ballast box, 500 to 600 pounds probably plus I have rim guard in my tires that adds up to 300 pounds.
goeduck
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Split up about 10 of these poplar rounds today. I don't like poplar as firewood, most don't. But my morning wood has always been poplar, burns fast and hot and then is done. A good way to start the day
Rockbadchild
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Well with winter coming to a end I wish I would've done more firewood then this. Although it should be good enough, I now have to switch to cedar post as the wife want me to built her a horse outdoor arena this summer.
the left stack need to be dried and the right side stack is dry already
the left stack need to be dried and the right side stack is dry already
WinterDeere
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The softest of the "hardwoods"?
IXLR8
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I have a ton of Holly on my property, wife wants it gone. I have a 16lb splitting maul, which just bounced off the piece of Holly I was trying to split. Guess I will need to wait until I get a splitter, then again, I'm not sure if the Holly is worth trying to burn.
