Ashful
Minister of Fire
Looks nice. About six cords in that first photo, I recon? Sure takes up a lot of wall space for a small amount of wood, but must be nice to have those neat bins ready to go when it's time to use it.
Stacks pretty much done. Pics
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It's all about the gear!
In my rush to clean up the area, and keep the wife happy.. I left some logs by the side of the driveway.
I used the kubota awful hard, hauling max weight on the forks.. usually 4 or so logs at a time on 3' forks.
THIS...was much faster! I can't get off the driveway to grab em.. but the 6' forks have a good reach. Price was right too.. FREE!
Well, not really. A buddy is storing a few generators in my toy barn.. and I get to keep and use the toyota as payment.
Works for me! Hauls a pile of logs at a time. No stereo and air like the tractor, but I'll take the faster production.
JP
In my rush to clean up the area, and keep the wife happy.. I left some logs by the side of the driveway.
I used the kubota awful hard, hauling max weight on the forks.. usually 4 or so logs at a time on 3' forks.
THIS...was much faster! I can't get off the driveway to grab em.. but the 6' forks have a good reach. Price was right too.. FREE!
Well, not really. A buddy is storing a few generators in my toy barn.. and I get to keep and use the toyota as payment.
Works for me! Hauls a pile of logs at a time. No stereo and air like the tractor, but I'll take the faster production.
JP
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