Hey! That's pretty cool! I might have to build something similar when the steel skis finally wear out on mine. No hills around here, almost completely flat. But if I stop hard, the plastic sled catches up real quick!Scotty Overkill said:
Yes, 4wd, but the front tires are so thin I can almost see the air in them! We have about 4 inches, maybe 5 at most. The tire chains make an unbelievable difference. I originally bought them for my two wheel drive to plow snow with and I plowed A LOT of snow that way.Backwoods said:
Firewood sales are way down this year compared to last year because the weather is warmer so they don't need as much and because there is very little snow so some of my customers from last year can get out in the woods and cut their own. I might not even make half the sales this year. BUT.....that's ok because I sold way more last year than I ever wanted to. I was only hoping to sell half or less this year so it is working out exactly how I wanted it to. Just got back in the house now from making a delivery. My customers think that I'm Walmart, open all night! HAHA!estang said:
Sure is a strange winter. We were just above freezing today, and 40 degrees predicted for tomorrow. Really weird for January.Backwoods Savage said:
Mine works good. If I am pulling it by hand I can stack it way high, holds almost half as much as my trailer! But, if I am pulling it behind the ATV I can't stack it any higher than what you see in this pic. Whatever splits are up above the sides jump out and end up scattered all over the place.NH_Wood said:
HAHA! A red, white, and blue maul cover, hmmmmm. I like that idea!bogydave said:Well quads
You've added to the uses for milk crate. "Load extender/maul holder"
A red,white & blue maul cover &, your train would have a flag
Great pic, as always
Thanks! Nah, I just snap pics. Nothing special about it. Way better picture snappers on this board than me! HAHA!Gary_602z said:
Well, if you're ever up this way, I'll give you the tour!tfdchief said:I don't know. Your pics make me wish I was there with you
That's a whole new maul! I have a nice hickory handle in the old maul. I couldn't keep the wooden handle tight, so I bought this new maul last Spring. It didn't split quite as good as the old maul, so I took the grinder and file to it and reshaped it. Now it splits almost as good as the old maul. In the meantime, I put another new handle in the old maul, but used glue. That seems to have done the trick, because the new hickory handle is still tight. It's hanging in the garage right now though, while I try to wear out my modified new maul.ironpony said:
