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Just some wood.

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Gary_602z, Jan 6, 2017.

  1. Gary_602z

    Gary_602z

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    Stopped at the farm today and picked up a load of wood that was in a pile from this summer.
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    Mixed load of ash,cherry,elm and mulberry.

    Gary
     
  2. EnglishBob

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    Fresh cut ? Nice load.

    :uk: bob :uk:
     
  3. Gary_602z

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    No just some that I had slowly cut over the summer snd dumped in a pile.
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    I don't work to fast, just ask my wife!:rofl: :lol:

    Gary
     
  4. bogydave

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    Mighty fine load for "just wood !"
    Mulberry's one of the "top dogs"
    But it's all good BTUs
     
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    Nice work and love your wood cart.
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    Also makes a great log lift for the splitter.
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  6. Fanatical1

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    Nice looking load of wood you have there Gary... :yes:

    Nice mix of the good stuff. Looks like you still need to split a few.
     
  7. Backwoods Savage

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    Excellent mix of wood Gary_602z

    I was also meaning to ask how you like those tires on the tractor? Do you think they are as good as ag tires? Where did you buy that tractor?
     
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    Good load a :woodsign: man :tree:  more BTU'S
     
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    I like the industrial tires real good. I run the tractor down the road about 2 miles and I think they are a lot better ride. I would think for your soil (sandy?) they would be great as they are wider then the ag tires that I could have got and also a little shorter
    If you get on TractorByNet there are discussions about the pros and cons of each type of tire.
    I bought mine from Robinson Equipment in Lowell. It is an LS brand xg3032H no problems with about 75 hours on it.

    Gary
     
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    Looks like some fun work. Love the tractor
     
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    good mix of btus
     
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    Thanks Gary.
     
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