malk315
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Per the previous thread here's some pictures of the new pad and doing some lite tree work to get rid of some of the ugly tall pines that had their tops snapped off from the great ice storm that happened last year around this time.
The builder still hadn't installed the lawn yet... I'll tell you I'm so glad I've got the 5' mower deck for the CK20. First cut or two of the lawn w/ hand mower was an all day affair.
Love the Husky 262XP saw -- my brother bought it new in '89 and it's just an animal (hand me down when he went from treework full time to part time). If Husky still makes it, I may pick up the 357XP -- gets near the same horsepower as the 372 but is like a pound lighter or something to that effect (Brother has a 371XP that's another animal of a saw).
Enjoy the pictures and happy to be finally settled into the new place.
I'll also dig up the pictures from the Halloween hayride we did w/ CK-20 and 16' trailer. The kids just absolutely love riding on the hay through the trails around here. There's a guy in Lancaster who owns 250+ acres of land (6 tractors ranging from 40 to 160HP or something!) and does hay farming. My son plays little league w/ his son, so I borrowed the hay from him the day of the ride.
The builder still hadn't installed the lawn yet... I'll tell you I'm so glad I've got the 5' mower deck for the CK20. First cut or two of the lawn w/ hand mower was an all day affair.
Love the Husky 262XP saw -- my brother bought it new in '89 and it's just an animal (hand me down when he went from treework full time to part time). If Husky still makes it, I may pick up the 357XP -- gets near the same horsepower as the 372 but is like a pound lighter or something to that effect (Brother has a 371XP that's another animal of a saw).
Enjoy the pictures and happy to be finally settled into the new place.
I'll also dig up the pictures from the Halloween hayride we did w/ CK-20 and 16' trailer. The kids just absolutely love riding on the hay through the trails around here. There's a guy in Lancaster who owns 250+ acres of land (6 tractors ranging from 40 to 160HP or something!) and does hay farming. My son plays little league w/ his son, so I borrowed the hay from him the day of the ride.
