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    Do You Have a Tractor Shed/Barn?

    Shed I had put up last year. It's 48 x 36. Pic was taken just after they were finished. It is full now.
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    Brown Tree Saw

    The tractor I will use, the NH TN65, is 47 hp at the PTO so I don't anticipate any issues there. It also has a grapple on the FEL. Delivery is still 3 - 4 weeks out. Can't wait.
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    Mower operation

    That's a Sidewinder mower. Great mower.
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    Trailer wood deck treatment: Brush on used oil, linseed oil, sealer stain, unicorn tears...?

    There is an old farmhouse on my property. When the house was built over a century ago, they used motor oil on the exterior clapboards. The clapboards are still solid.
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    My mom passed today.

    May her memory be a blessing.
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    Pull 3” saplings or Bush Hog them?

    This is the post I started about a similar problem I had. I ended up ordering the Brown Tree Saw. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/brown-tree-saw.475132/
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    Spring has sprung

    1st longhorn calf of the year.
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    How many acres do you own?

    342 acres, 100 in pasture, rest wooded.
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    Add another Challenger to the TBN inventory

    Very nice. Front tire looks like it needs air.
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    Spring has sprung

    Pear tree is over 100 years old. Horses are Tennessee Walkers, full blood sisters.
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    Pictures from a skid steer mowing contractor

    What are you using to drag with?
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    Brown Tree Saw

    No, just cattle and horses.
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    Brown Tree Saw

    Yes, there are 12 teeth and they're $28/piece. I don't foresee needing them for a while.
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    Brown Tree Saw

    Brwon says the cutting edge is good for 200 to 300 hours of cutting time. The edges, which are carbide, can be rotated 3 times, so each cutter has a life of 800 to 1200 hours. I think that will enough for what I'm doing.
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    Brown Tree Saw

    It'll make an 8 inch cut. If the tree is bigger, cut from one side and then cut from the other side. Most of the cedars are 6 to 12 inches. Cost is $6k delivered. That's a lot but I figure I can sell it and recoup some of the cost when I'm finished. The key thing is that it'll allow me to put...
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