So loading the dishwasher was what they did after they sent their only change of clothing to the laundry?
Thanks for the real world feed back! The hydraulic splitters I used had the ability to operate horizontal or vertical and it did cross my mind...
Reading on this forum got me thinking about the two basic variations of hydraulic splitter design, wedge on the cylinder (wedge moves) vs wedge on...
Here are two pictures of the first wood stove heater I built back in 2001. The barrel was in the junk on a farmstead my dad bought in the early...
A few degrees below freezing here. Dusting of snow and some freezing rain overnight. Supposed to get to the upper 40s today, been mild and dry of...
That sums up my attitude exactly. Humanity has been building motor vehicles for more than a century and we still can’t produce something that is...
1200 I think. Yes the axle will bow when we have it loaded heavy with rock. Unloaded it is still straightish yet so we keep running it as is....
Those trailers are tough for as cheaply as they are built. We have a single wheel version and it has probably hauled upwards of 20 tons of rock...
It would take a forest worth of brush to roast all the sky blights within sight of my house. Over 300 of them I’m told. Thankfully they are at...
I would be interested in seeing what the rest of the chimney looks like, and where the chimney ends in relation to the roof/house walls. I see...
29F and sunny here, supposed to see mid 50s for a high. 40F in the shop when I lit the stove. Split ash and noodled maple. It’s been so warm and...
It started as a 300 gallon drum; it is now 18” shorter. 39” diameter x 43” long. In very cold weather I have to fire it pretty hard and keep it...
John Deere DB120. 120’ working width, 48 rows at 30” spacing. None of them around here, our fields are too small for such a monster to operate...
Unfortunately, even a legally secured load isn’t going to stay in place if something ‘happens’. At best, legal securement will keep a load in...
Seems I burn upwards of 10 cords a season in my shop so unfortunately 50 cords is not an infinite supply.
Stepped the log pile off this morning and my WAG is that there is about 50 cord there. Might be somewhat less.
Looks adequate for your loader.
[ATTACH] Nothin’ fancy for saws. A 20” bar on a Husqvarna 450 and a 16” bar on a 120V Makita. I mainly use the Makita if I want to cut something...
Pallet forks are a good investment for any loader, even if you never go anywhere near a pallet. I would advise against any kind of bucket clip...
Thanks for the welcome, folks! Well now that should be easy to accomplish in my case as my wallet is feather light to begin with :makeitrain"
