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finally found the solution to your problem.........bet you wouldn't even mind getting off the PT to use it..........Jack
Firewood Gathering With A Power Trac
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I think I'd have to lay it down to get a horizontal cut... but with my dirt bike riding skills, laying it down shouldn't be much of a problem.... 
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I am new to site and need to ask a question about a Power Trac PT 425. Where do I post to get to Power Trac owners?
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I replied to your PM.
Or, just click this link and it should start a new thread in the Power Trac forum...
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=50
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This is the time of year I put on the brush hog and go to town. all that weedy stuff... knock it down, make it park like. If I wait too long it becomes way too grown in to know if I am about to fall into some crazy trap the previous owner left for me.
I have to say Moss I am always impressed with what you guys do with the 425 line. Pretty amazing how much you get done with that machine.
I have to say Moss I am always impressed with what you guys do with the 425 line. Pretty amazing how much you get done with that machine.
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Spent some quality time in the woods today. Last week I dropped several dozen small locust, cherry and sassafras trees for firewood. I'm clearing them out of a maple grove. So far, in the past 8-10 years, I've removed 4-500 trees this size. Today, I pulled about 30 of them out. It's about 400 yard trip each way to the area where I dropped them to this landing where I'll cut and split and take home, about 9 miles away.
I used my log tongs chained in a ring in a 2" receiver on my spare quick attach plate. It works really well and I only had to get off the tractor about 4 times to position or release them. The rest of the time I was able to do it just with the joystick and steering wheel.
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I used my log tongs chained in a ring in a 2" receiver on my spare quick attach plate. It works really well and I only had to get off the tractor about 4 times to position or release them. The rest of the time I was able to do it just with the joystick and steering wheel.
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It amazes me, too. What I really like about it is the tight spots I can get in and out of without doing much damage to the soil.
And I only got "TREE'd" once yesterday.... you PT owners can guess what I mean by that!
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And I only got "TREE'd" once yesterday.... you PT owners can guess what I mean by that!
:laughing: yup thats why I love having the backhoe behind me all the time......just drop it to lift up the back end and push myself out of whatever stupid position I managed to get myself into......again!.....:laughing: .......I'm glad there's no one around to watch........Jack