Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[Skeans1]

Nothing like having to shovel log on some fun ground the bad part is we still go another 10 degrees without a line.

 

[Hoobie]

Sounds like an excellent feature Hoobie. I wonder why it is special order and not more standard ? I don't change saws often so have never seen that system.

gg

It is called the Stihl Quickstop braking system. YouTube has good demonstrations.

 

[Joel/ak]

Everything I use for wood at rest. Chipper behind the mini. Also forks for the FEL

Thumb on mini was the best investment.

I'd love bigger toys but these work

 

[JPRambo]

Last few weeks I have been digging around trees and pulling them over. Cutting them up and moving the logs to a splitting area. I got one left to do and my house pad will be clear.

 

[BackRoad]

^^^ That stump is HUGE compared to the tractor.

How long did it take to pull it down/out of the ground?

And how do you move it to the slash pile?

 

[JPRambo]

It's a good thing I am retired. I took most of a day to dig around it. Half a day to wrangle it to the ground with ratchet straps and a come-a-long. Then I cut the top branches to fire wood lengths. I cut 8+ and 10+foot length logs off leaving at least 5 foot of stump. That makes it easier to roll the root ball out of the hole.
This is the seventh tree I have done in the past two weeks. Running out of room to put the logs.

 

[friendlywithbears]

Alder thinning season...

 

[Gordon Gould]

Last few weeks I have been digging around trees and pulling them over. Cutting them up and moving the logs to a splitting area. I got one left to do and my house pad will be clear.

Amazing. Where there is a will there is a way. Seems like you are a man who knows how to get the most out of his tractor.

gg

 

[Grjfer]

Last few weeks I have been digging around trees and pulling them over. Cutting them up and moving the logs to a splitting area. I got one left to do and my house pad will be clear.

Have to agree with @BackRoad that stump is huge compared to the Kubota. That tree should yield a bunch of wood.

 

[JPRambo]

That tree gave me 2 - 10+ ft and an 8+ ft logs from 12" up to 18" dbh. Plus the 5 ft stump and then there is all the branches. I'll have to build a new firewood crib before I start splitting it all.