Tractors and wood! Show your pics

Underdog57 · Mar 10, 2014

Nice pic GMan! The barn looks good. 10-4 on the sore back!

Cat_Driver · Mar 10, 2014

Who needs a chain saw - took this down with a good push

Rustyiron · Mar 11, 2014

Handy sawbuck!

94BULLITT · Mar 11, 2014

Rustyiron said:
Handy sawbuck!

I have been using the tractor and grapple recently to cut cookies.

Guesseral · Mar 12, 2014

Rustyiron said:
Handy sawbuck!

Now that is neat! not sure I could pickup one that long in that position, but I'm gonna have to try.

Bota4me · Mar 12, 2014

Great pics guys! Keep em coming, i could look at these all day

GManBart · Mar 12, 2014

Rustyiron said:
Handy sawbuck!

Nice! I really want/need a grapple, and this is just one more reason why!

KenB2920 · Mar 12, 2014

This is from today's snow. I am expecting to go back out one more time today with all the blowing snow.

As much as I LOVE the snow, the warm weather the other day had me excited for summer!!!

KenB2920 · Mar 12, 2014

Oops, meant to put this in "today's seat time". No wood cutting for me in today's weather

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Rustyiron · Mar 12, 2014

GManBart said:
Nice! I really want/need a grapple, and this is just one more reason why!

I have done this with some of my dirt buckets with the skid steer. If your tractor bucket is built beefy enough, you can add an extra angle or heavy flat plate across, at the top (inner) side of your bucket to do the same thing. With heavy logs you might want to stay away from the center and take advantage of the strength near the side plates of the bucket. If you look closely at the pic., you can see the 1" pc. of rebar that I welded across the top just for this situation.