Hemlock Damage
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Hopefully the thicker bit is on your propertyI've got so many trees, but still healing. Be safe
How's it going?
Im slowly lifting around 20 to 30 lbs. Pain is 97% gone. Wont use the saw yet for safety reasons, I'm set anyway for the next 2.5 seasons. Took the new quads out yesterday and kinda sore after 60 miles
With the cooler temps, go get that wood, unless you get the flooding rains that passed through here earlier.
Glad that things are coming along. It seems the heavy rains went east of us, we did get some hard stuff but not for long. Even with all the rain, things around the house are pretty much dry (all sand) I won't be hauling much out until the the end of August.Im slowly lifting around 20 to 30 lbs. Pain is 97% gone. Wont use the saw yet for safety reasons, I'm set anyway for the next 2.5 seasons. Took the new quads out yesterday and kinda sore after 60 miles
With the cooler temps, go get that wood, unless you get the flooding rains that passed through here earlier.
How did you like the new toys?
What a difference with powersteering and irs like dennis said. The grizzly is amazing! Waiting on a quote for a winch and plow.
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