That looks great. I wanted that steel on mine, it's what I have on my other little buildings, couldn't find any that was used up here.
Thanks guys :dex:.
Great thread. I like to have a large bonfire pit. Mine started out the yr like this. You can see the branch/lead on the cherry on the right with...
Smooth saw :drool:. Dan's ran a bunch of Cole's saws, some before they were Cole's and some after :). Great guy to deal with for those who don't...
Those look like they should provide a bit of traction :yes:.
Alexa plow!
These are my favorite stock farm ranch saw. I like the quick clips on the top, makes filter cleaning easy which means it will happen. GLWS, Brett
Sweet, bring on the snow:banana:.
That's great, especially since the locust is probably better anyway. I like that look a lot. I looked for a long time for that same type as that's...
Very nice, one of my favorites. Do they let you use that there or did this building not require a permit. My woodshed looks much like your...
Looks great. What wood did you use for the post.
I've considered this, it's basically what they have on all the snow trucks around these parts. I have a 7' standard back blade and I wasn't...
We need some pictures of those too ;).
At least you got orange saw :D. Good to see you over here buddy:thumbs:.
These are great runners for guys who don't know:deadhorse:. Really surprised it's still here. That dimple is looking pretty rough, I can see why...
Does anyone know the difference here. My L3800 is loud especially compared to a gearbox lol.
Unless your going a long ways you aren't saving much time with a tractor doing 5 miles an hr faster, then you still have to deal with how much it...
Now your gonna have to redo the whole post lol.
I'd buy one, any one, you can always get another if you don't like the first one you get :). Did a bit of work at a buddies last week with mine....
Fired up the bota today so I could raise the loader and get some nice dry cherry I had for a fire. The wood was in a bin under it and all my other...