My view

[Runner]

...doin' my favorite tractor activities....

OOOPs, just realized I was in the LS brand specific forum. Sorry guys. Carry on.

 

[Mike1369]

OOOPs, just realized I was in the LS brand specific forum. Sorry guys. Carry on.

We don't hate because your green....lol

No harm no foul... Post away

 

[mangus580]

He is just green with Envy!!

We don't hate because your green....lol

No harm no foul... Post away

 

[Short Game]

He is just green with Envy!!

If it were around these parts, I would guess it was frog DNA.

 

[TSO]

I think that us LS owners are tolerant of the wealthy types that can afford to buy the pretty green or orange paint on the "name brand" machines

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[Short Game]

Douglas fir, 20' 3" X 16.5" on the small end. If it hadn't come from a dry dead tree, I doubt I could have lifted it on my log forks. This will be my first attempt at a max length log for the used Wood-Mizer I recently bought. I don't have a wide angle so the view ain't exact. I am making some beams that will go into the shop I want to build. Finally, a shop!

 

[Runner]

He is just green with Envy!!

For the record, I like your colors better than green and yeller.

 

[Ralph Copp]

Gary, it is an old bell buoy that washed up on the shore about a mile from home. On the Bay Of Fundy. It was painted and beat up quite bad. I have spent quite a long time sanding and polishing it. (Between many other projects) The bell is made from solid brass and weighs over 200 lbs. I have a lake at the back of my property that I will eventually build a log cabin on. I have put up a log swing for the grandchildren and will mount the bell on logs as well. The grandchildren will love ringing the bell, it has a great ring to it. It will make a great conversation piece. Thanks for the compliment. Here is a photo of the log swing and view from Gazebo.

 

[TSO]

Gary, it is an old bell buoy that washed up on the shore about a mile from home. On the Bay Of Fundy. It was painted and beat up quite bad. I have spent quite a long time sanding and polishing it. (Between many other projects) The bell is made from solid brass and weighs over 200 lbs. I have a lake at the back of my property that I will eventually build a log cabin on. I have put up a log swing for the grandchildren and will mount the bell on logs as well. The grandchildren will love ringing the bell, it has a great ring to it. It will make a great conversation piece. Thanks for the compliment. Here is a photo of the log swing and view from Gazebo.

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Very cool... Beautiful backdrop

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[Bob77064]

Douglas fir, 20' 3" X 16.5" on the small end. If it hadn't come from a dry dead tree, I doubt I could have lifted it on my log forks. This will be my first attempt at a max length log for the used Wood-Mizer I recently bought. I don't have a wide angle so the view ain't exact. I am making some beams that will go into the shop I want to build. Finally, a shop!

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Nice setup, looking forward to seeing pictures of the beams.