Tractors and wood! Show your pics

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[Piston]

Nice splitter! I've wanted to see one of those in action for a while now. Perhaps I should make it a point to swing by your neck of the woods next time I'm out on the 990.
No Grapple yet?






Here is a pic of some light firewood duty I did the other day, having the bucket on my tractor is a very rare sight....



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A couple more...

 

[TomSeller]

Nice splitter! I've wanted to see one of those in action for a while now. Perhaps I should make it a point to swing by your neck of the woods next time I'm out on the 990.
No Grapple yet?

What kind of muscle building steroids do you have you Kubota loader on? Impressive.

 

[Thomas]

Nice setup you have Piston.

 

[paine]

I need a grapple! Piston what grapple do you have and how do you like it?
How much counter weight are you using!?!?
Nice wood operation !

 

[grainger12002]

My 336d resting near the wood shed, we run a small gas powered splitter,never misses a beat !

 

[arrow]

I tried this pallet thing now that I have a tractor that can lift them. I tried building ends on the pallets to stack wood more easily but that was frustrating as I could not stack pallet upon pallet. I tried the method in your pic but i found that time consuming and frustrating as a result. I tried going half way up with some ends but you still have to cross them at the top and the side stakes loosen and fall off besides. I must be too impatient but this method seems too cantankerous for me. Must be a better way to do the pallet thing as I know it is pretty efficient if one has more patience than I..

 

[Green Acres Homestead]

Here is a shot of my little Kubota trying to pick up a small log, ended up dragginh it out of the ditch instead of lifting it out, it's all firewood now. <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/owning-operating/401119-tractors-wood-show-your-pics-img_0911-1-jpg"/>

including the tractor? Lol

 

[Green Acres Homestead]

Here is a shot of my little Kubota trying to pick up a small log, ended up dragginh it out of the ditch instead of lifting it out, it's all firewood now. <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/owning-operating/401119-tractors-wood-show-your-pics-img_0911-1-jpg"/>

including the tractor? Lol

 

[Locoweed]

While we were gone over Thanksgiving a big tree blew over in our yard.



While sawing up the big trunk the chainsaw found a rock embedded in the trunk at the bottom of the cut. Got out another chain & finished the other cuts. Got out a smaller saw & nibbled around the rock. I managed to get the cut opened up a bit with a long pry bar & then got the edge of the bucket in the cut & popped it apart.



Having the tractor was a giant help in dealing with this.