Recent content by PSEbowhunter

I used an old trampoline spring and some metal tent stakes on the cross tube. It has worked well for me.

For what is worth right from TSC product description.

Headed to work this evening and came across this one. Good solid STRING doing is best to keep them on there. She was driving about 45 on the 70mph expressway. But surprising enough, she was in the right hand lane.

Saw this one while I was out today. No straps, gate down, plastic bed liner. The couch is heavy enough not to go anywhere right?

We just did 2t/ac on ours. Had to get pellet lime and spread it with our broadcast spreader because we couldn't get the big spreaders into the plots to do ag lime. These were all worked from over grown scrub brush and small trees. It's been a process to get them built up. This will be corn...

Yes it's s little Kioti and it's a bucket grapple from Michigan Iron and Equipment. It's been an amazing addition to the tractor. As for the fire wood, those are 16' racks stacked about 5' tall and I run my pieces at about 20" so about a cord each give or take. I have just over 20 racks...

Did a little cutting today. It was way too hot to be working in the sun. And man those saw chaps don't breathe at all. I'll wait for another day to get it split and stacked.

Just consider the strength of the bucket metal with going with the thumb. I've bent the upper lip of the bucket messing with rocks bigger than I should've. But I went with the bucket grapple from MIE. It's more cost than the thumb but has its own work bar that mounts to the side plates of the...

My little yote getting it done with the bucket grapple.

At least they used pallets. This one went with just two straps and a tarp.

Using the grapple to set the big oak round into the splitter. It worked well to keep moving that big thing around to split all the way across it.

I was moving some oak splits around today. Bucket grapple worked well.

We snagged a his/hers combo

I was able to dig out this poplar stump. It was a challenge for the little Kioti but we managed.

Cleaning up a big spruce my neighbor had to have taken down. And I was only pulling the wagon across the property on trails. Otherwise I would've posted in the improper hauling/towing thread! !