Kubota M7060 moving rootball down the paved road

[SandraOpines]

Hubby, known on TbN as PSDStu, with his Kubota M7060 moving a rootball down the paved road to the pile for FEMA.

Yes, we are still cleaning up from Hurricane Michael......... 7 months and counting. No end in sight.

 

[EddieWalker]

You guys sure got hit hard. That is a huge root ball!!!

 

[edgar10937]

Hi neighbor, I am 50 miles south, them root balls are tough to get to the road, I've got about 300 down trees to deal with, hope to burn some piles next week to make room for more,
Edgar

 

[SandraOpines]

Hi neighbor, I am 50 miles south, them root balls are tough to get to the road, I've got about 300 down trees to deal with, hope to burn some piles next week to make room for more,
Edgar

Hi Edgar

Howdy neighbor! I hope you are staying hydrated in this insane heat! We are working 200 acres of just mayhem. Here is a picture I took today of the ONLY shade I could find to park our Service Truck........ a lonely Dogwood Tree in what once was wooded. So sad!!!

I figure we will be doing this same thing when God comes back!

 

[TripleR]

I sure hate to see such devastation, I've gone through areas like that when our kids lived in Pensacola and Jacksonville.

Like the way you have your M7060 set up, we could use a bit more weight on the back of our M8540HDC to move that much weight.

 

[edgar10937]

I've only got 56acres to do, good thing I sold Pine timber 2 years ago, 66 semi loads or I would have that too. Burn ban will slow me down, wife got somebody supposed to clear horse pasture which will help, wish I had a bigger tractor than my M5140, moved some stumps last night barely clearing the ground, wouldn't be bad if it wern't for the dirt, may have to but, my 300gal water tank on back, but, almost at loader lift capacity with the 6ft rakemaster n grapple, may have to reset the hydraulic relief pressures to full spec.
Trying to wait to go out till late after noon to saw n pile.
Stay safe
Edgar