Post a pic of your woodhauler
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Sean McGillicuddy
Minister of Fire
Ashful
Minister of Fire
hobbyheater
Minister of Fire
Had to get a pic of ol reliable in there too. She's been with me a long time
Beer Belly
Minister of Fire
Now thats a load of wood.....great view of the mountains, I'd never want to leave
clemsonfor
Minister of Fire
Thats what I'm talking about a saw thats used. Seems like we see a lot of shelf queens and people with so many saws that they rotate through them or pass them on before the first scratch is on the handle!
Yep, bought it brand new when I was 16, about 16 or 17 years ago. I'll get a new 372 when it's time. I used to cut logs by the semi-truck load, now I just mostly cut for firewood.
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Sean McGillicuddy
Minister of Fire
hobbyheater
Minister of Fire
clemsonfor
Minister of Fire
Better buy a 372 soon and shelf it. I think its days are numbered here. My guess is it will be a 572 soon
clemsonfor
Minister of Fire
Ashful
Minister of Fire
Your prior post implies that the 572 wont be as good as the 372. Is that because of EPA regs? Just telling us the 572 is the new 372 doesn't explain why we should buy and shelf a 372 now.
We have just been dragging them in from the back yard this year 
We did have one of these that we were borrowing for a while, but after a year, the owner wanted it back!
I also have a 1994 chevy silvervado, but surprisingly I don't have a picture of that truck....
We did have one of these that we were borrowing for a while, but after a year, the owner wanted it back!
I also have a 1994 chevy silvervado, but surprisingly I don't have a picture of that truck....
clemsonfor
Minister of Fire
Dragging in wood stoves?We have just been dragging them in from the back yard this year
We did have one of these that we were borrowing for a while, but after a year, the owner wanted it back!
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I also have a 1994 chevy silvervado, but surprisingly I don't have a picture of that truck....
salecker
Minister of Fire
Here's my latest addition to the list of firewood haulers i have.It's a 93 Suzuki Carry right hand drive.I also have a set of tracks that came with it.It was used as a drill rig that was choppered in to remote sites,but lack of engineered modifications didn't allow it to be used in Alberta.Their loss was my gain,i bought it for the price of the track kit.They had a mount for a drill and powerpack and claimed they loaded it down with around a ton and would be off drilling for days.
Some of my other firewood tools are a John Deere 440A skidder,950 loader with grapple,93 T800 Kenworth with a jeep pole trailer.
This one i use for my personal use,the others sometimes bring me personal wood.But most the time they work for others.I am looking for a cheep fellerbuncher so i pursue some work in the winter,and am looking at building a firewood processor if i get into the firewood business seriously.
Thomas
Some of my other firewood tools are a John Deere 440A skidder,950 loader with grapple,93 T800 Kenworth with a jeep pole trailer.
This one i use for my personal use,the others sometimes bring me personal wood.But most the time they work for others.I am looking for a cheep fellerbuncher so i pursue some work in the winter,and am looking at building a firewood processor if i get into the firewood business seriously.
Thomas
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