kozal01
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Moving wood around to cut up into firewood. Hit a milestone while doing it. Had no idea when I bought this Kioti that I’d put as many hours on it as I have in just over a year.
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Thomas
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Your bones and muscles are thanking you're for the purchase. 
Gordon Gould
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kozal01
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I’ve found so many uses for it that I never anticipated. Great investment for sure!You must be enjoying your tractor time to rack up that many hours in a year.
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kozal01
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100% truth!Your bones and muscles are thanking you're for the purchase.
Matt_Attach
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Looked after a good friend of mine today, and refreshed their family farm driveway.
His dad had past away last year, and mom needed some smiles - so we surprised her this afternoon.
His dad had past away last year, and mom needed some smiles - so we surprised her this afternoon.
kozal01
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That looks great! What implement did you use?Looked after a good friend of mine today, and refreshed their family farm driveway.
His dad had past away last year, and mom needed some smiles - so we surprised her this afternoon.
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Yes, it definitely counts. Is that 1967? One of my Top 5 to own and never had.
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Definitely counts !!!
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PJSprog
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My favorite Corvette body style. Nice work.
Matt_Attach
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Thanks! I do take pride in my work, and I really wanted to make sure my friends mother was happy.
Land Plane to lift the vegetation and Tine rake to separate the sod from the gravel. I was able to relocate the dunnage behind the fence.
Once the vegetation has been removed, the land plane finishes the job. Sometimes I'll use a chain harrow to smoothen out areas or compress with the tires.
The land plane and tine rake combination has been my go to lately, but I have reconfigured to the box blade at times when I need to relocate a good volume of gravel to another area.
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kozal01
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Had to get the Kioti out to help move leaves into the woods today, I hate fall! Yard is clean for now though.
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Sawyer Rob
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I'm still on the job doing some work for a customer friend, yesterday my nephew and me, split a LOT of wood for him, we also helped him put a bridge over a creek.
We had to snake some long heavy I-beams back through the woods and here's how I did it,
It was a long day but at least we got a lot done.
SR
We had to snake some long heavy I-beams back through the woods and here's how I did it,
It was a long day but at least we got a lot done.
SR
BackRoad
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Used the tractor as a work platform to build a "Mouser Motel".
We have a few hard working mousers who happen to be feral. Since they keep the local mice population well under control, the least I can do is keep 'em warm and dry in the winter as payback.
I bought (4) black totes at $10 each from HD. Lined an IBC tote with 2 inches of rigid foam, plus some straw for added insulation. It's anchored to a pallet for easy moving and to keep it upright.
Everything other than the four totes was re-use of material on hand, including the 2 inch foam board and the IBC liner left over from making firewood storage bins.
Now to find out if they'll use it?!
We have a few hard working mousers who happen to be feral. Since they keep the local mice population well under control, the least I can do is keep 'em warm and dry in the winter as payback.
I bought (4) black totes at $10 each from HD. Lined an IBC tote with 2 inches of rigid foam, plus some straw for added insulation. It's anchored to a pallet for easy moving and to keep it upright.
Everything other than the four totes was re-use of material on hand, including the 2 inch foam board and the IBC liner left over from making firewood storage bins.
Now to find out if they'll use it?!
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Nice job!!!
