Yeah, when you're loading and unloading in different areas you have to be equipped to do it all yourself. [ATTACH] But I also see a lot of...
Too easy! Nice looking wood. Get all you can.
Not a very good root system for a tree that size. No wonder it blew over.
That's why after the first year of using my new splitter I ditched the Briggs and bought a Honda for it. I'll have to post the Briggs on Kijiji...
I'm curious why you want to run it off the tractor, did the engine blow? I have a 3ph splitter and it's slow, very slow. That's why I bought a gas...
Hey, hey, those two box elders I cut down and split in the spring heated my house all fall. I'm through it all now and am into the hardwood again....
I thought it was yours the way you were talking.
That certainly was tough to read and you're damm lucky to be alive, but you know that. I feel bad for everyone involved here, it must have been...
A long lost skill.
Great job there, looks fantastic! I also long for the old days when quality mattered. That's the price you pay when you allow offshoring to China...
True, you could have said it belonged to somebody else. No one would have known...
Cabin air filter?
And it should hurt, over and over again until you stop being stupid/ignorant.
My wife would kill for those ferns.
You make an excellent point and I wouldn't have thought of it that way. I still always laugh though when Backwoods Savage posts these.
I've been doing this for a few years now too. I store them in five gallon plastic pails and when the one inside by the furnace is empty I take it...
I've seen a few in this area but don't think there are many. I bought this used from a dealer almost thirty years ago. Very dependable and simple.
Brought a couple more bucket loads into the basement today to top it back up before the snow tomorrow. [ATTACH]
I'd start a couple of feet apart and see if that does the trick.
You could also just drill a few holes for drainage with a concrete bit in the lowest areas where the water is deepest. 3/8" or 1/2". Let it drain...
