Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[PHPaul]

Occasionally, I'll go after a deadfall.

But usually, I get an 8 cord load of tree length delivered

Then I browbeat my daughter and grandkids into helping me split it.

And my Brother-in-Law and I stack a year's supply undercover.

But I try to stay a year ahead so as to have plenty of seasoned wood.

And I'm enjoying it right now! :dance1: :thumbsup: :laughing:

 

[lostcreekranch]

it is a concrete trough but it is the right height with a 6x6 across it on one end and a 2x6 on the other so that i can run the chainsaw mill without being on the ground or rigging up something else to hold the log up. http://s938.photobucket.com/user/terryknight/media/wood/017.jpg.html http://s938.photobucket.com/user/terryknight/media/wood/015.jpg.html

Great idea!

 

[lostcreekranch]

Wood for fire pits.

 

[MillWeld]

Got it.
Thanks.

 

[General Lee]

 

[RaydaKub]

I don't cut firewood, but just saw this video on facebook (no you don't need an account there). It does require flash player in your browser though.

This looks like the slickest setup I can imagine.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10200598920281879

 

[Guesseral]

I think this was load 12 of 15.

 

[lostcreekranch]

<img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=360559"/> I think this was load 12 of 15.

Guesseral;

Your 841 is really nice. Did you do the restore?

 

[Industrial Toys]

PH Paul I LOVE your tractor. Anything with articulation and BIG equal sized tires turns me on. I saw the JD literature when they went on that tangent, but never thought it would look so Horny in REAL life!

That tire size beats a Steiner all to hel!

The ONLY thing that matters in Rubber Tired Equipment is:

TIRE SIZE, TIRE SIZE, TIRE SIZE!

 

[PHPaul]

PH Paul I LOVE your tractor. Anything with articulation and BIG equal sized tires turns me on. I saw the JD literature when they went on that tangent, but never thought it would look so Horny in REAL life!

That tire size beats a Steiner all to hel!

The ONLY thing that matters in Rubber Tired Equipment is:

TIRE SIZE, TIRE SIZE, TIRE SIZE!

Thanks! It doesn't have a lot of ground clearance, but with the articulation you just run a wheel over anything you can't straddle.

With the 9 speed and the locking front differential, it's a beast. That little 20 HP one-lunger diesel just keeps donking away.

 

[Mattc8832]

my new tractor but not in the snow.


I use the gravely in the snow

 

[Guesseral]

Guesseral;

Your 841 is really nice. Did you do the restore?

Yea I did it about two years ago. I am in the process of doing a Jubilee right now this one is taking me for ever I think I am getting older.

 

[vrmnthntr]

Not quite a tractor. But it fits in the woods better than the L series. The dogs appreciate the hard work.

 

[Gordon Gould]

The dog up above looks nice and comfy in front of that stove.

I see on this thread that there is a lot of what looks like nice wood where the most practical use for it is firewood. Seems to bad. But I guess there is no real shortage of saw logs right now anyway. I burn junk like this old maple because I have so much of it around.

 

[plumbstraight]

The ongoing woodpile. Couple of years back, and still splitting to keep the missus warm.

 

[Bota4me]

Im loving all these pics
guys!! Heres one of my woodstove. Gotta live that free heat

 

[cartod]

 

[Guesseral]

No tractor picture but the tractor did have to haul it all to a different location, that counts right!

This started out as 13 tri-axle loads, not sure how much was left when we took the pictures because I had to move it all.
The first picture is on one of the piles I already moved. It's mostly all popular but for an outside wood burner it is great.

 

[Chilly807]

Bucket load ready to go inside.



Load of poplar from a few years ago. Not my favourite wood but it was available.

Sean

 

[Tor Arne]

Same Explorer 65 with Farma 8 tons timber trailer