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Not much to tell really, it comes stock with the LS tractors.

White oak I took down at the neighbors across the street.

Took down a tree that the top was curved over top of our Gazebo.

Answered an add for free white oak. Glad I had the tractor to help load.

I had the Hardy at our previous house. I unhooked it and moved it over. I heated with it for 10 years so I'm familiar with the in's and out's.

I have been using quick loader Wessel Industries LLC retractable ratchet straps for around 10 years. They still work as intended.

Outdoor wood burning furnace. Water tank surrounds the firebox. Fire heats the water, then in my set up the pump sends 180° water to water coil in my hvac duct work. When my indoor thermostat calls for heat my indoor furnace fan comes on and blows across the water coil providing my home heat...

Smokes not bad if you burn dry wood. Of course some people cut Saturday and burn all week.

Insurance wants 30'. On a diagonal that's what I have, also for Aesthetics, and having the door face north that was my best option. Actual trench length is about 40' so I not to worried about heat loss.

This time next year, may be.

Spread and smoothed out top soil.

Outdoor wood boiler.

Hauling out rocks from trenching for my Hardy OWB line set, and moving some top soil.

Didn't move any firewood but I'm working on the trench for the for my Hardy OWB. There were plenty of rocks to haul off.

It was the first addition to my LS.

Used the tractor and carry all to move tools to work on building another rack to stack wood on. All materials were repurposed.

Thank you. As I've looked at it I pretty much felt they needed to be lower.

I find that occasionally I drag the back edge of my carryall. On level ground I have a measured 11.5 inches from ground to the bottom of the frame. Front edge closest to the the 3point is half that. Picture with quart oil bottle for reference. Does my hook up look OK?

Hauled a few rounds up to be split later.

Definitely planning on sides and removable front of some sort.

Still whittling away at the storm downed red oak on my neighbors property. Been working it in in between projects.

Got a pair of these from Amazon a couple of weeks ago. Really liking them. Being able to hear and answer phone calls is awesome.

1/2 as much as the carryall. :(

Started framing up the carryall today. Cut boards to 44" so the overall width stays inside the tire tracks. Drilled all the holes but will have to wait until Tuesday to bolt it all down as the box of 1/2" galvanized bolts didn't make it in bag with the other stuff I got. Wasn't going to make an...

Buckin up rounds with the Husqvarna 545 XP and hauling them out with the LS MT 225s.

I fine it crazy LS would not put a petcock valve on the fuel/separator to allow for draining off water without having to remove the fuel line. Also no fuel shut off.

Another quick load this morning. Had to pull 2 large limbs over so they wouldn't end up on the fence. Have the controlled pulling power of the tractor sure is nice.

Let her eat a little bit of red oak. Really liking the way this saw handles.

Yes, some great riding in this area. I've carved a corner or two.

It's still pretty new, one month old to be exact. I also put a coat of wax on it right after I had got it. North Central Arkansas.

Grabbed a couple more loads this morning. Need to break out the splitter before long.

Gave it a little work out the other day. Handles well and is light weight.

Not wanting to attach to the forks. I just wanted to know if there was one that I could just utilize my current pallet forks QA frame by removing the forks and adding a small stump bucket?

@jeff9366 yes it is

Little more firewood action this morning before heading to work.

They aren't rusted, just dusty. There's a matching set on the other side.

@Mrsig nope, going to cover it with pressure treated lumber.

Greasing the front end loader on my MT 225s today and I noticed there are two grease fittings on the front axle. Neither one of those would take Grease. Has anyone experienced this before?

Picked up my King Kutter carry all this weekend. Now to build it out so I can use it.

My 562xp has been a great saw, pretty much my go to firewood cutter.

Been wanting to add a 550xp to the saw stable to go with my 562xp. While surveying FB market place I saw a local add for a Husqvarna 545 Mark ii. Met up and looked it over, 2021 model, started up and ran perfectly. Has the x cut chain plus a extra new Oregon chain, and it doesn't look like it...

Have to agree with @BackRoad that stump is huge compared to the Kubota. That tree should yield a bunch of wood.

@4570Man my forks aren't that heavy since they are the SSPF-1242 setup, and the amount of time I would be using the stump bucket I'm ok with the convenience trade off.

Wondering if anyone makes a universal stump bucket thay would attach to my worksaver pallet forks SSQA frame? It would be nice not to have 2 frames to deal with.

@bcp it amazes me the number of manufacturers that do not take this into consideration. My 5x14 was very close to the tailgate. Only way it would clear what if I was completely straight and there was no deviation in level of the tailgate versus the trailer. While doing some other modifications I...

I have a 5x14 single axle 3500 lb utility trailer that I have had for the past 12 years. It has hauled its fair share of stuff over the years. ATVs, lawnmower, furniture, lumber, and firewood just name a few. I've moved it around with my truck, ATV, and tractor. Before getting my LS MT 225s it...

Only haf mine 2 weeks and 8 hours of use. So far it has been great. I use it almost daily for some task I use to do with a wheelbarrow or 4 wheeler and trailer. Still trying to master the bucket to pallet forks SSQA hook up. I haven't figured out the angle and lift yet.

Chains vs ratchet straps how about 2" x 27' Yellow Ratchet Strap w/ Chain Extension?

Been heating predominantly with firewood for the last 10 years. Bought a new house early this year and moved over 8.5 cords of wood. All of this was before I got MT225s. So I used the four wheeler and yard trailer.

Took delivery of my Mt225s last Friday. Really liking it so far. I do have a question about the specific use of the the draw bar though. Guessing it's for how I have mine currently set up?

LS MT 225s. Already have a carry on hold at my dealer, just need to pick it up.

Just took delivery last Friday and put it to work Sunday afternoon. It sure made the task of getting wood back to house easier.