Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[PhysAssist]

Nice looking place you have there!

Nice log arch too- is it home-built?

Details pls?

 

[Sawyer Rob]

The weather is nice, so time to pull out some more firewood logs,

I'm winching them out from about 120' back in,

and skidding them to a landing about 300' away,

S N I will be back in, to two nice White pines that also need to come out, but that story is for another day!

SR

 

[Hysyde]

Nice log arch too- is it home-built?

Details pls?

Thanks, the neighbor lent it to me this winter. I believe he built it from an old hay wagon.

 

[goeduck]

Started doing the clean-up from the aspen harvest when I was up last week. I'm going to need to run my stump grinder just to get all the crap off the ground so we can grow prairie grasses and flowers as intended. Ended up with a wood carpet.

Some of that looks like it is firewood size if it isn稚 too dirty.

 

[Jim Timber]

Some of that looks like it is firewood size if it isn稚 too dirty.

Yeah, there's no dirt in most of it because it was moved there when the ground was frozen. We'll see how clean it stays when I get it moved so we can grow prairie grass and flowers.

 

[Gordon Gould]

Yeah, there's no dirt in most of it because it was moved there when the ground was frozen. We'll see how clean it stays when I get it moved so we can grow prairie grass and flowers.

You have some work cut out for you cleaning that up Jim, especially if there are many stumps and high roots in there to snag on.

gg

 

[BrokenTrack]

We know some people from church who lamented that they would "never be able to build their house", so Katie and I talked it over, and decided God has blessed us with enough wood and that we could give them some so they could have some lumber to build with. He came over the other day and set up his Norwood sawmill, so I have been parking my tractor beside the mill and the log pile and loading the logs onto the mill for him.

 

[goeduck]

We know some people from church who lamented that they would "never be able to build their house", so Katie and I talked it over, and decided God has blessed us with enough wood and that we could give them some so they could have some lumber to build with. He came over the other day and set up his Norwood sawmill, so I have been parking my tractor beside the mill and the log pile and loading the logs onto the mill for him.

Nice setup. Have sawmill, will travel. :thumbsup:

 

[Jim Timber]

You have some work cut out for you cleaning that up Jim, especially if there are many stumps and high roots in there to snag on.

gg

I'm at the "get cracking before the aspen shoots go insane" or "let it do it's thing for 5 years until all that slash is mush and then come back and deal with it" stage of decision making on that area. I already have about 6 acres of clear cut I need to grind stumps out of to turn into my rifle range and a food plot. This is just a wooden carpet I wasn't planning for.

 

[wassup8687]

We know some people from church who lamented that they would "never be able to build their house", so Katie and I talked it over, and decided God has blessed us with enough wood and that we could give them some so they could have some lumber to build with. He came over the other day and set up his Norwood sawmill, so I have been parking my tractor beside the mill and the log pile and loading the logs onto the mill for him.

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That's a very nice gesture. You guys have big heart.

It's nice to see there are still people like you and Katie in this world.