What did you do on or to your LS Tractor today?

[Doofy]

Ok then.

I'll bet you'd really enjoyed "chipping" this?

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Or this?

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Or these?

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Hahahaha Not exactly. Anything over about 2.5" in diameter becomes firewood unless rotten. We chip mostly willows and brush. Ahaa, but we do use the grapple for the gathering.

You have a lovely area.

 

[sodamo]

You guys are a trip

 

[sodamo]

Love my backhoe.
So handy even if not digging
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Adjusted position with forks then rolled closer to destination.
Likely sit here a couple days while I finish wiring and do some maintenance on the generator.
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[lostcreekranch]

I might be trying to find a way to chop and sell them for firewood.

Uh ... they're dead trees?

 

[papachaz]

Got the Kohler wrestled into place yesterday.
A bit of help from my LS
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Propane hooked up - no leaks
Generator side wire connections made
Still need to install battery
Make up the house side connections, inverter, transfer switch and fire it off

the pallet forks were one of the best implement purchases I have EVER made. man those things come in handy

 

[papachaz]

We enjoy "Chipping" rather than "Burning". This past summer's wildfires were chokingly smokey and nasty and we'd rather not add to the stink.

:thumbsup:


we've actually still got a burn ban going here in NW GA, they posted a few days ago we're now under level one drought restrictions.

I've been busy as usual, just not taking pictures and posting. let's see in the last few weeks...

replaced door hinges on my daughters car, drivers side. let the window down, a couple straps around the pallet fork and moved the door off and back on almost effortlessly.

raked pinestraw with my home made 3 pt pine straw rake and used the glorified wheelbarrow AKA front end loader to mulch all the flower beds.

pulled the log splitter behind the atv out and split up a pile of firewood, putting it in the loader bucket as I split for easy moving.

used the limb chipper to help the son in law who lives right around the corner clean up some tree limbs from some of his yard clean up

bush hogged and tilled a food plot for a friend of mine, who I hope I won't have to remind offered to allow me to come and hunt some in return

one of the biggest things I've done recently though, is hook up the yard wagon and pull the grandkids around the yard in it. my youngest grandson can say about a dozen words, one of his best is 'tractor'.....I can't let him ride in my lap if I am hauling anything in the loader, because he learned quick how to raise and dump it, :laughing:

 

[sodamo]

Looks good when you get the extra bucket and ripper working let us know how they work and if worth buying!

Betstco is sending the correct bucket and ripper.

 

[sodamo]

You’ve been busy, Charles

 

[papachaz]

You’ve been busy, Charles ��

:thumbsup:

I don't go very many days in a row that i haven't done something on the tractor, i just don't always post about it a lot

 

[BBHomestead]

:thumbsup:

I don't go very many days in a row that i haven't done something on the tractor, i just don't always post about it a lot

My youngest turned 4 on the 14th and in his first dozen words tractor was and is used a lot as for your loader depending on how it is placed on your tractor you can use a large plastic cup or piece of plastic pipe placed over the controls and little hands cant grab it it will just spin around!