TODAYS SEAT TIME

[beppington]

No thanks I will take the heat instead of the cold. Besides then I would have to buy a snowblower.

"Get" to buy a snowblower?

 

[Gordon Gould]

Spent the morning working on next years firewood. I mostly take stuff that is blown over or half blown over like these. We didn't get the snow that alot of you did. Only about 3 inches. But thats good. It is better to have things freeze up a little before we get to much.

 

[stormpetrel]

Used the new grapple on 3 or 4 dead trees, and a whole lot of brush that was obscuring the stone walls in a field. The grapple worked like a champ, once I got on the "downhill" side of the learning curve:laughing:. Worked up a brush pile the size of New Jersey!! Cleared all the stone walls, trees, brush....in 4 1/2 hours. Forgot to take pics
But had a great time

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Spent the morning working on next years firewood. I mostly take stuff that is blown over or half blown over like these. We didn't get the snow that alot of you did. Only about 3 inches. But thats good. It is better to have things freeze up a little before we get to much.

Send some of that white stuff down here!!! :thumbsup:

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Took out a big stand of bamboo today...:confused2:

 

[The Haymaker]

Not sure this qualifies as seat time, but used Bigger Blue on a "mine laying" mission to unroll the 700' of wire I use to light up a Christmas tree on the point of the property farthest from any house. It's just two strands of 10guage with a plug on one end and a receptacle on the other. I rolled it differently last spring and the wire kept fetching on the box as it unwound.

The fix? Tractor in first gear with cruise at a crawl. Walk back and forth between roll and steering wheel to make navigational corrections.

And if that don't set the Safety Police into palpitations, one of my friends used the forks and a pallet as a bench rest while we taught his 4yo how to kill a frying pan with a .22lr prior to the Trans-Fieldantic Cable Laying..

 

[merrickvilleguy]

since for whatever reason eastern ontario decided winter means rain and 34f, i got to use the bb to move the slushy mess off the drive so it's not going to freeze up and give me all sorts of **** tomorrow morning when its a skating rink

 

[CompactTractorFan]

The fix? Tractor in first gear with cruise at a crawl. Walk back and forth between roll and steering wheel to make navigational corrections.

And if that don't set the Safety Police into palpitations, one of my friends used the forks and a pallet as a bench rest while we taught his 4yo how to kill a frying pan with a .22lr prior to the Trans-Fieldantic Cable Laying..

:confused2:

 

[LBrown59]

I just came in from plowing snow with this BX1500.

 

[beppington]

I just came in from plowing snow with this BX1500.

WOW!!! That tractor does a great job - I don't see a single flake of snow!!! :laughing: