My CK20S is a Work Multiplier Cutting Wood (Skidder)

[rider7767]

I have been using my CK20S to drag logs to level ground. After I get it on level ground, I use the rear lift to hold the log up. It is much easier to cut at waist level. So far so good.:thumbsup:



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[Ed of all trades]

Makes sense to me I like getting my work done as easy as I can. Thanks for the idea.

 

[rider7767]

Makes sense to me I like getting my work done as easy as I can. Thanks for the idea.

Much easier on the back.

 

[rider7767]

Some things I still do by hand. I have a log splitter, but for smaller stuff, it is just easier to do it by hand. Especially, when you take into count getting it out and moving the wood around. I may at some time get a 3 Point Hitch splitter.

 

[rider7767]

One thing to mention, You got to watch the toes. After cutting, a piece of wood fell and almost hit my toes. I was not paying attention to my foot placement:duh:.

 

[rider7767]

 

[rider7767]

 

[GMtb42]

Splitting logs is a good workout, keeps a person healthy and fit. :thumbsup:
Hey, don't see the teeth on the bucket was this before you found them? O--

 

[rider7767]

Splitting logs is a good workout, keeps a person healthy and fit. :thumbsup:
Hey, don't see the teeth on the bucket was this before you found them? O--

The last picture has the teeth on. Bad picture quality and poor angle. I took this picture. You can tell the ones my wife takes; she is a semi-professional photographer. I set my camera on "stupid mode" and roll. It is hit or miss.

 

[GMtb42]

The last picture has the teeth on. Bad picture quality and poor angle. I took this picture. You can tell the ones my wife takes; she is a semi-professional photographer. I set my camera on "stupid mode" and roll. It is hit or miss.

LOL, see I am the photographer in our house, my wife has to have the point and shoot.

Still looking at different options on teeth for my CK20HST, takes me a long time to decide some times.
I am definitely going do whatever myself whether I make a tooth bar or weld them on.
I like the idea of welding them on but I don't what them under the bucket, flush with bottom of bucket blade kind of like the Cat style, that way I can back drag without leaving furrows.
Got some Osage Orange I need to cut and split into post size, next on to do list.