Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[Loaderman22]

I guess that depends on if he got a fresh batch of cookies to demolish!!

 

[hunt4570]

Check the specs in the manual for your loader, not your tractor. Mine states that my 66" bucket holds 8.1 "struck" cubic feet, or 9.9 mounded.

Thanks, I'll have to look.

 

[hunt4570]

Over 8 miles!!!!!!!!! is that right, how did that add up so much? Yor tractor has 6' bucket? I thought since yours was just one size above mine it was same as mine at 5'. Jstpssng I think was the one who mention 1/3 yd, his is the same size as my L3400.

Most Kubota tractors have a couple different sized loaders that will fit, mine came with the larger of the two.

 

[hunt4570]

For some reason the next ten years crossing my bridge this guy is going to come to mind..........

Does that old guy live out in your woods??? Oh my!! Scary!!:laughing:

 

[Oldpath05]

Check the specs in the manual for your loader, not your tractor. Mine states that my 66" bucket holds 8.1 "struck" cubic feet, or 9.9 mounded.

I never noticed those specs before, the last part is the same as mine but not the 66", mine is just under 60" OS.

 

[Jstpssng]

We're probably just under 1/3 yard then. I don't know about you but every time that I try to go with it rounded up much, the material always seems to have sprinkled out by the time that I get where I"m headed.
That also means about 16 bucketsful per cord of wood, if you're like me and use it to fill the woodbox. I can lift it right up over the deck railing that way, and get it right to the door.

 

[BrokenTrack]

We're probably just under 1/3 yard then. I don't know about you but every time that I try to go with it rounded up much, the material always seems to have sprinkled out by the time that I get where I"m headed.
That also means about 16 bucketsful per cord of wood, if you're like me and use it to fill the woodbox. I can lift it right up over the deck railing that way, and get it right to the door.

When I shovel gravel with my tractor, I give it a quick "shake", and let anything that will fall off, fall off.

I always figured 1/3 of a cubic yard with my tractor too. My trailer holds 1 cubic yard, but it takes (4) bucketful's nicely, so I haul that, but have always called it 1 cubic yard per trip because it all averages out when all is said and done.

 

[Oldpath05]

Does that old guy live out in your woods??? Oh my!! Scary!!:laughing:

Well yeah he spends a lot of time in the wood but closer to the Vermont side of New England..........

 

[Oldpath05]

We're probably just under 1/3 yard then. I don't know about you but every time that I try to go with it rounded up much, the material always seems to have sprinkled out by the time that I get where I"m headed.
That also means about 16 bucketsful per cord of wood, if you're like me and use it to fill the woodbox. I can lift it right up over the deck railing that way, and get it right to the door.

Thats ok I the pot holes need sprinkling anyways.

 

[Loaderman22]

I was running empty with the trailer so I could pick up this... Now I just need to have Sawyer Rob teach me how to back it up!