If you have the ability to go cut some 4" diameter saplings you can use those to stack on. I have been using landscape timbers to stack on, and...
Ooh, a shiny new saw! Almost to purdy to get durdy. It should serve you well. Waiting on a update report after you get some time on it.
So far I'm pretty happy with them. Light weight yet sturdy, and yes great drainage.
Looks like you had a productive day.
Still trying to get things organized and get get my lawn back in shape. I still have a bunch of stuff to split, but really no where to stack it....
Nice score of BTU's. The garter snake may be going through its molting process, hence the blind eyes.
Great job putting it on the ground. Hate to see any tree die, but at least it's BTU's will live on in your wood burner.
Don't overlook the Echo saws. 490 or 501 would be a 10cc upgrade to your current 435
Give that man a beer or 2.
Ridge post in a cabin.
I would haul it off for a hundred and fifty.
I will slide the big ones off the trailer then deal with flipping them or breaking them up on the ground. A trailer is definitely a game changer...
I think you have plenty of weight loading left. This is my 5x14 single axel #3500 with I load of hickory. [ATTACH]
Great looking firewood hauler. It should serve you well. Can offer much advice on the tandem as I have a single axle trailer that I use. I am...
Saddening to say the least. Some people have no respect for what isn't theirs. Hope catch them.
Nice looking 4wheeler. They are a very handy part of the firewood hoarding.
You got the xs362 earning it's keep.
Most people would argue that the 290 being a clam shell design it is a pain to port and the gain aren't worth the trouble. The ms261 would take...
How's it been running for you? Any thoughts on the comparison between it and the 290 farm boss?
buZZsaw BRAD I'm reviving this thread now that you have picked up a MS261.
