Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[94BULLITT]

Half a cord is 4x4x4 = 64 cubic feet.

Your skid of wood is 6x3x4 = 72 cubic feet.

:thumbsup:

72 cubic feet sounds better than .56 cords.

I think I see Bigfoot in there.

It was dark, cold and the wind was literally blowing 50mph. That was the best I would do. I gave the tractor a protein shake afterwards, maybe we can work up to 3/4 cord.

I'll get a better pic in the day sometime.

 

[Happy Gilmore]

Adding to the pile

 

[andy1981]

Pulled out two maple blowdowns to add to my pile and cut down a dead standing red pine also. Got a chance to test out my new grapple which is awesome and should have bought it years ago.

 

[Bentru]

I built 6 of these handy bins last spring when the heating season was about over. They are all full and ready to go.

 

[ultrarunner]

They do look handy and clever use of materials...

 

[Gordon Gould]

I like your new grapple andy. Very nice setup you have now !!

gg

 

[andy1981]

I like your new grapple andy. Very nice setup you have now !!

gg

Thanks , hoping we get a good freeze this winter to put it to use

 

[Sawyer Rob]

I've built 13 of these,

They hold a half cord,

I could use 7 or 8 more!

I need to take the time to mill out the lumber to build them!

SR

 

[VroomVroom]

Andy1981 , do you have a skid plate on your John Deere . Looks like a forestry package. How much do you guys figure those wire mesh boxes of wood weigh? I'm wondering if a little 28 hp mahindra would lift them on the 3 pt. did you make the mesh?

 

[andy1981]

Andy1981 , do you have a skid plate on your John Deere . Looks like a forestry package. How much do you guys figure those wire mesh boxes of wood weigh? I'm wondering if a little 28 hp mahindra would lift them on the 3 pt. did you make the mesh?

I don't have a skid plate, I've spent some time laying under the tractor looking at how to mout one but that's as far as I got so far.