In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

Loaded truck pics.

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by clemsonfor, Oct 7, 2013.

  1. cgraham1

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    How 'bout you come get it.
     
  2. mdavlee

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    Ok if you're giving it away I'll keep Satan from crushing it
     
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  3. J. Dirt

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    The second load on my new truck at the end of last summer, first load on the ground mostly black walnut with some ash pieces
     

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    I'm diggin the lil' Farmall in the back.
     
  5. clemsonfor

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    That was the first thing I noticed too.
     
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  6. basod

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    yes nostalgia
    The hours I spent cultivating 1/3-1/2mi rows pedaling a clutch on a poor running one with no starter, and it really sucked when it died in the middle of row with the cultivators down;)
     
  7. clemsonfor

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    I still hope I can get my grandads back from a second cousin one day.

    I dont think it was a club. Maybe an A? I dont know really. When I was young n dumb I told them to give it away. I said I dont want that old thing. Now the last decade I wish I had it!
     
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    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    Spent a fair amount of time perched on a John Deere B myself. Mounted 2 row cultivator. (Mind you this was in the early 2000s....) It wasn't fast but it never gave me any trouble. Talk about long, and boring, days tho.
     
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  9. clemsonfor

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    I imagine if they made tractors like those they woundnt be in business any longer as they last forever and are simple to work on.
     
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    think about running one that's about to die/stall every 50ft - and no way to restart it
    Boss finally bought 70's IH Cub that we could swap all the axel extensions off it was much more "fun"
     
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  11. basod

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    go swap out that woods belly mower and man handle a set of cultivators under it and then put the mower back on - you'd want a new tractor
     
  12. clemsonfor

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    Haha. It will be for one thing. Cultivating or a disk plow. I have a newer tractor already
     
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    That was the lawn mower until last month got a new zero turn and it's also one of 9 tractors here.... Old iron hoarder
     
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    Yeah the mower is not the nicest thing to take on and off but it's off for good she's the new splitter mover when the Cubs busy
     
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  15. basod

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    I feel your pain;)
     
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    One more for the night...
     

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    Some big maple I picked up from a tree guy.
     

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    Nice. Did the tree guy take that down today? Do you always get it from this tree guy
     
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    Lost this Hemlock in a storm a few summers ago, I think it was "Irene". Put it on the truck to take it down to the burn pile.
     

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    Yeah, is that a cub? My grandpa had one of those.
     
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