50+ but I don’t know how many plus. First Shindaiwa in a while but I’ve ventured into some newer Husqvarna and Echos. Sent from my iPhone...
Local eBay find, I was glad to get this oldie this afternoon. Supposedly a shelf queen for 20+ years, it is in great shape. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]...
I’ve looked at this for quite a while and wondered how well it would work, especially for moving rounds. I got several different styles of log...
I use a 16” marker but stove can handle 18” if I split it small. I can visually adjust the last few cuts to keep from getting a small stub end....
Today’s market place find was this Husqvarna 120 Mark ll. The deal was sweeter with the edition of two sets of Stihl chaps, a Husqvarna chainsaw...
They’ve been rattling around in the back of the pickup for a couple of months but both fired right up. Husqvarna 460 Rancher and Echo 590...
This is rated for 2,000 lbs straight pull. This can be increased with the addition of pulleys. Rope size is 3/8”. Portable Winch Company makes...
I found a good deal on the Simpson Rope Winch. Previous owner had purchased this several years ago and never used it except once a couple of years...
[ATTACH] I found a pre-owned extendable gas pole pruner locally that despite being a bit heavy, works fine. It was manufactured by the Technic...
Found a great deal on the local marketplace so picked up this PCW 5000 portable winch this afternoon. It came with two drums so I put the larger...
I split relatively small and ball parked a cord at 750 pieces. So face cord would be between 200 and 250. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Is holding heat an intentional thing they do? If so, what purpose does it serve? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Looks like a pleasant day.
Nice when the homestead offers up something besides firewood. [MEDIA] Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Probably this Spring or Summer. No rush here and after retiring I like to work in better weather. I’ve got lots of wood up on the ridge and the...
Practicing with a new drone in the woodlot between rain showers. I don’t think I’m going to run out of things to work on anytime soon. It’s nice...
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Good looking woodlot. Nice to get the right size for the arch.
Still not good at getting things sharp but I can usually get them good enough to cut a bit of firewood. [MEDIA] Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
