Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[BKBoiss]

<img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=500780"/>The little tractor that could. I removed these stumps with the loader.

Wow. It's amazing what these little tractors can do. Bet that tooth bar was a huge help too.

 

[hillwood]

Couldn't do it without the tooth bar. You can do almost anything, just need the right attachment.

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

View attachment 500780The little tractor that could. I removed these stumps with the loader.

That is really impressive! :thumbsup:

 

[arrow]

I used the BX to haul and drag some logs yesterday.

Then we bucked the logs up.

This picture was taken a few weeks ago.

HEY. No getting off the tractor! It is simply not allowed by some unwritten rule someplace. Ya given us "seat stickers" a bad name.

 

[andy1981]

Today I spent some time hauling hemlock logs across my property to were there going to get milled and used at got one load moved. I got the second load on and chained down and then the dump truck decided it didn't want to cooperate and stared running like crap , I'm not sure if it's water in the fuel or ignition troubles.

 

[Piston]

I've been clearing a 1/2 acre lot. I plan on moving the Kubota SVL95 tomorrow. I'm hoping it's a bit more productive than my backhoe. Actually I've already used it some and it's WAY more productive. View attachment 500747View attachment 500748 I pulled these with the CTL View attachment 500749View attachment 500750View attachment 500751

I'd love to see more of that svl!

 

[4570Man]

I pulled most of the 8" or less trees on a 1/2 acre lot with it although I didn't take many pictures.

 

[bcp]

Finished the last two of three firewood carriers today, between hail and rain showers. (Don't mention that PxLLxT word in their presence)

Made from scrap 2x4 and 2x6 boards, and old fence wire, except two new treated 2x4's for the ground contact. 48 wide, 32 deep, and 25 inside height. Holds about the same as four loads of wood in the bucket.

I found that when level full of freshly split unseasoned fir, that is all the BX wants to lift with clamp-on bucket forks. It will normally be moved when full with carryall "forks." I used two center underfloor pieces for a loose fit on the carryall forks so it won't slide sideways off balance.

These aren't furniture grade like some here make, just cheap, ugly, and functional.

Bruce

 

[94BULLITT]

I pulled most of the 8" or less trees on a 1/2 acre lot with it although I didn't take many pictures. View attachment 500868View attachment 500869View attachment 500870

That looks fun to operate.

Finished the last two of three firewood carriers today, between hail and rain showers. (Don't mention that PxLLxT word in their presence)

Made from scrap 2x4 and 2x6 boards, and old fence wire, except two new treated 2x4's for the ground contact. 48 wide, 32 deep, and 25 inside height. Holds about the same as four loads of wood in the bucket.

I found that when level full of freshly split unseasoned fir, that is all the BX wants to lift with clamp-on bucket forks. It will normally be moved when full with carryall "forks." I used two center underfloor pieces for a loose fit on the carryall forks so it won't slide sideways off balance.

These aren't furniture grade like some here make, just cheap, ugly, and functional.

Bruce

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They look good to me Bruce.

 

[4570Man]

That looks fun to operate.

Fun is an understatement for what this thing is.