" season. I do think that using the 3pt is a better method and using the tools I have at hand will look into it. J.J. I like that second picture and find that it could be adapted fairly easily to my QA's. Not sure of the price. The only problem I find with specialized tools such as those is after the project is done what do I do with the tool. Yes I know I could sell it but more than likely will sit around in the tool shed till it rots away.
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. Looks like that's about where my backhoe is,,,,in the background. Oh-well I can dream.
). One of my neighbors will be coming over to help as these last trees are a bit on the large size and he has a larger tractor. I knew I was getting into difficult times when it took about 2 hours to get one tree out. Finally dug around three sides and then pushed tree from the fourth side into the hole I dug. I knew the pasture was in bad shape when I was dragging the downed trees to the burn pile all that was left on the ground was......ground. Zero vegetation not even weeds to speak of. We're suppose to get rain this week and after finishing clearing will be discing and I have the local agro-tech guys coming in to fertilize. Surprising was that it will cost about a third than if I did it myself. Plus they steered me in the right direction as to what my soil will need. After that seed and sit on pins and needles and pray for more rain to get a good stand of pasture. But wait, while that's growing I've got a cross fence to put up and....you guessed it more cedars to pull. My goal is to slow down abit but to have all the "extra" cedars out by end of year. Seems like it is a never ending story of more projects. But I like the seat time. Still need to keep peace with the better half and work in some training and pleasure riding.
Out of curiousity how big is your tractor? The only thing that I've found to be a somewhat of a hinderance with mine is weight. I know I can load the tires but I would prefer not too.
