And that's wired into your tractor's electrical system?
White pine, about 30" diameter crotch piece. Pine heartwood is surprisingly rot-resistant; I have some large pine logs that have been sitting on...
Could you post a few photos of the winch setup you are using? I want a forestry winch but can't justify the cost, and I need something that is...
The only power splitter I have ever used has been my Timberwolf TW-P1 which is a good high-quality but entry level machine. I have considered...
I don't listen to Christian music specifically but I am a fan of Skillet.
You're welcome, have a great Christmas!
We got anywhere from 16-27" in my part of the world. Almost 20" at my house pretty much put an end to firewooding until most of it goes away.
I burn them in the wood boiler. Got to be dry though. They make great coals. I have a bunch of oak and ash cookies right now. If you're into...
That is butternut.
This photo or the contents is not mine, but this is the solution I use for limb wood. Have tried a lot of other ideas, including X-style...
I spent the weekend processing a bunch of red oak rounds about 20-24" diameter most of which had some big knots. I was able to split them all in...
I'd be looking at that woodlot from an entirely different perspective - especially if there were big trees native to my area. Cherry - harvest...
Only thing I've ever had dry on me while sitting on the ground was a stack of black locust poles. Five years and they're nice and dry, but also...
American manufacturers currently include Wilton, Yost and Morgan. I'm not sure if all of the Wilton or Yost products are made in the USA though....
That's a nice vise! And a good restoration. Bonus on the wrench. I bought a Parker and a Reed a decade ago for $50, gave the Parker to my...
There is no such thing as free wood around here, everybody burns wood and even the junk is hoarded. I'd even take willow if I were also getting...
Yeah, good on you for making sure the kids have PPE. I'll calculate shipping if you want to send me your zip code.
This is a pair of M-1989 spec US Forest Service kevlar chainsaw chaps, made by Reyes Industries in 1995. Marked "FSS" and "28". Standard USFS...
This is why I have a french press as a backup. In case the Ninja craps out.
Went to my dealer to buy some of the good stuff. Chainsaw dealer. What were YOU thinking? :p Chains, parts and premix fuel. Anyway these...
