In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

Staying busy

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  1. T.Jeff Veal

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    Beautiful sight
     
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    Got a firewood pro sizer for the 590. Bucked and split my oak log piles.
     

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    The guy I cut for PT wanted to buy me one or two of those but I declined. Curious as to how well and accurate it is.
     
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    So far it works great
     
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    Nice looking pile of splits.
     
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    Thanks. All red/white oak we'll burn in 28/29. Ill free up some bins this winter to stack it in.
     
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    Cleaned up a cherry that fell across my in laws driveway got a decent load
     

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    Nice
     
  9. Jdu94

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    Clearing trails back near my deer blind, lots of ash and elm down.
     

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    That's a nice trailer load. Well done, my friend.
    Do you ever have trouble with your deck getting caught on obstacles?
     
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    Yea, I usually take the deck off for 3 point work and wood hauling but I needed it on for this week
     
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    Got after the last log left out of a big cherry blowdown I've been workin at since spring.
     

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    That's a good log. Gonna smell great while it's drying and burning
     
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    I like the trailer. I have a smaller "no name" one but would love a larger one. The part I worry about is price and if it will hold up. My current one was $25 used on Craigslist.
     
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    Been working on shooting lanes and trail clearing getting ready for fall. Dragged up a couple nice ash logs to work on later. This was 1 of 2 i brought out and have 2 more about that size to move still. Working on getting a loader but for now im real impressed what this garden tractor will skid out of the woods.
     

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    You’re making progress for sure:yes:
     
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    That's great, a little work horse for sure.
     
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    Cut up an ash that fell across our road today. Couple of nails in it but luckily didnt hit any.
     

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    Skidded out most of the rest of the ash logs back between my deer blinds and got some split and stacked. Piled up the rest of the logs for later.
     

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    Some nice logs. Meat looks pretty solid on them.