Last load for the year, road iced/snowed over. slick Cut 3 trees, 1/4 + load. Didn't want to pull a heavy load out the slick road. AND it was COLD ! 5° when I got there , 20° when I left. frozen wood cuts different, slower
I think it's a annual event for me Trailer store expects me every Oct LOL I just parked it, may remember to get to it this winter, but more than likely , be replaced in Spring
After a few tail lights are busted, it's time to go to LED low pro and guarded lights, or some other solution that gets the tail lights out of the way. Good work though, despite the tail light casualty. !
Cue up Dave's beautiful stash pics.... He heats solely with wood, and has quite the setup, with a lot of wood.
So, you DID get back out. Nice. You now have that much more than you had yesterday. 5 Degrees? Uh, not ready yet, not ready yet, not ready yet....................
Yea This wood is for 19/20, need 2 cord more I'll get a couple more cord come Spring, Hoping they open a new cutting area by then
Yea, I chickened out after 3 trees Frozen birch trees don't hinge over normal, it was cold Road was icy, It was cold. Frozen wood cuts slower Did I mention ? It was COLD ?
And yet, towards the end of next March, you'll be out in a hoodie sayin' - Ahhh, starting to warm up. at the same temps. Its weird I know.
5 Degrees is ca ca cold Well you got a little more anyway. Found a new crack in the left tail light lens the other day don't know where that came from this set has lasted longer than I expected
This one was a duct tape repair from last year Other side is cracked. I finally screwed the license plate directly to the fender Few bed boards need replaced A good inside the shop winter project, trailer repair On the list
Yea, will be heat from the sun then too Not much solar heating going on now, the road is prob iced up till March Willow area is 15 to 20° colder than the Wasilla area But the hot grips on the atv were nice Need them on the saw
