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  1. 711mhw Feeling the Heat

    joined: Dec 7, 2010
    341 posts
    Western ME
    Dropped & piled these last fall, before the snow fell. Now that the snow's on it's way out, It's off to the C/S/S area (the hard part), neither my saw or splitter have a seat on it;) . We had a beautiful weekend here, 6"-12" snow called for on tue/wed.

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  2. jwoair23 Member

    joined: Oct 2, 2011
    234 posts
    Pittsburgh, PA
    That's some serious equipment, looks like a lot of fun using those toys!
  3. chvymn99 Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 20, 2010
    565 posts
    Kansas
    Nice setup. I love the grabber on the end of the Kubota.
  4. PapaDave Minister of Fire

    Hey, that's just like my setup.....except it's a different color, and bigger, and can do more.
    N/M>>
    Scotty Overkill likes this.
  5. Bret Chase Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 15, 2013
    410 posts
    Maine
    711.... waterbucket/limerick area?
  6. 711mhw Feeling the Heat

    joined: Dec 7, 2010
    341 posts
    Western ME
    Workin' toys. No fast cars or fast boats in my toy chest, but yes, toys. Gettin old enough to have to work smarter than harder!
    Bret, closer to Bridgton/Denmark
  7. Bret Chase Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 15, 2013
    410 posts
    Maine
    off of 107... or 114?
  8. JP11 Minister of Fire

    joined: May 15, 2011
    812 posts
    Central Maine
    I like the log wagon. I'm thinking that could really extend my season. I'm still working the easy stuff, close to the roads.
  9. 711mhw Feeling the Heat

    joined: Dec 7, 2010
    341 posts
    Western ME
    It's nice to keep it out of the mud and my roads are about half thawed, them grapefruit sized rocks pop out all to easy skidding on them! I found that trlr for sale on the side of the road (all alum. ex govt.) for $300 & welded up the "bunks". Not as slick as those fancy logging trlrs with log loaders, but I have the tractor for loading. Looking for a good deal on a winch, or that maybe that'll be the next shop project.
  10. JP11 Minister of Fire

    joined: May 15, 2011
    812 posts
    Central Maine
    winch is awful handy. helps A LOT with my poor felling technique. It's nice to hook er up and get the heck away and pull em down.

    I'd really like a small is dump wagon for behind the tractor. Got the rear hydros.. It would be very cool to be able to haul gravel out to smooth up some of my woods roads.
  11. 711mhw Feeling the Heat

    joined: Dec 7, 2010
    341 posts
    Western ME
    I had one, (dump trailer) the type you see guy's pull around with a pick up. I had hoses made up to run the dump off the tractor and it really was great for around a farm or good sized property. Look for a "beater" that may need a new elec/hyd "pac" & tires. For slow speed tractor use, you'd love it.
  12. JP11 Minister of Fire

    joined: May 15, 2011
    812 posts
    Central Maine
    I'm getting hung up on the off road ness part i think. the idea is to use it to haul gravel and wood chips to fix my roads.. I ought to buy a beat one and just drag her over the bad spots!

    I'll have to look around.
  13. Flatbedford Minister of Fire

    That is darn near cheating! Nice toys.
    Applesister and Scotty Overkill like this.

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