TODAYS SEAT TIME

[cat fever]

Lots and Lots of seat time lately.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Just remember, you ain't loaded, unless you're overloaded!!

SR

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Just wanted to show you what some of the logs look like in this Log train, that I pulled home,

Some of the logs in those loads are pretty nice,

They will he headed to my BSM pretty soon!

SR

 

[4570Man]

Here’s my newest equipment addition. I’ve been wanting one of these for while and finally found one for a price I liked. And here’s a yard I fixed last week.

 

[Jstpssng]

^^^^
You do good work. We've seen plenty of pictures of your equipment over the years but the is the first time I remember seeing the finished results of using it.

 

[Gordon Gould]

Took the chains off. Cleaned the dried mud out of them with the hose and left them in the sun to dry.

gg

 

[Peter 315]

Took the chains off. Cleaned the dried mud out of them with the hose and left them in the sun to dry.



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gg

Great now it will snow this weekend...

 

[Gordon Gould]

That would be

Great now it will snow this weekend...

That would be good - I'm not liking this 80 degree weather in the middle of April. A little poor man's fertilizer snow would be fine.

gg

 

[Jstpssng]

Great now it will snow this weekend...

Plowing it would make more mess than letting it sit. You probably are right about snow in the near future however... I just ordered strawberries. They will be shipped next week, and the snow just melted off the field yesterday. I waited as long as I could, but they are showing too many "out of stock" to put it off any longer.

There was a time when I tried to start a PYO operation. I would order 1000 plants, and there would still be a foot of snow on the ground when they showed up. This was from a Maine based company!

 

[Gordon Gould]

The frost pushes up rocks in my woods road drive during the winter. When they get high enough to interfere with grading I pull them out. As the frost is coming out in the spring, and it came out in a hurry this year, and the road is a plastic slurry they come out easy. For anything six-pack size or so it's easiest to just use a 5' bar to pop them out. Bigger ones I use the tractor.

This one was like a molar with a big root.

gg