I used two short bungee cords for the front that went around each axle and one longer bungee cord for the back. Hopefully the weather changes for the better at the end of next week.
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I think I will try this method the next time I have to put it up. I only plan on covering it when bad weather is coming. Snow has been forecasted all day but I've yet to see any.
When the splitter was dropped off the pallet forks came with it. The bucket comes off with two levels and mounting the forks or bucket is super easy. Apparently you can take off the whole FEL assembly fairly easily, but I have no need for that. I was asking about the backhoe and apparently it's not very hard to remove either, despite attaching to the frame. I'll be interested in finding out just how easy when I make room for a backhoe.
Woodsplitter67
Minister of Fire
Same here. My wife is probably tired of hearing about it
I used the pallet forks a lot last year moving pine logs when we cleared where the new garage is, I also used them when I moved all the branches after limbing up the pines.
Woodsplitter67
Minister of Fire
You will get a ton of use out of the forks. I use them in the woods all the time to move log lenth. I use them to put the log lenth on stacked pallets and cut them.into rounds. The tractor is great also, lifting the rounds while your splitting.... no more bending over and lifting
It's snowing here too but we'll only get a dusting if the local weather person was/is correct.
I did see the coyote on the backhill on our property for the second time this week, we'll see if I can get a shot at it this week.
We checked our driveway and around the house this morning and found a ton of deer tracks along with what appeared to be a cat that came right up to the house. It makes me think a neighbor's cat as it went up the hill towards the house a half mile down the road.
Buy your self a 20ft seacan to park the tractor in,plus all the attachments.Good doors with locks and all your toys/tools are safe and dry
I'm not familiar, are you talking about a shipping container? That's not a bad idea, but both me and my wife wouldn't like the look. I'm just going to build stuff with the trees on my property.
We got a coating of wet stuff late last night and they are calling for 8-12" tonight.
Indeed it will. I've been clearing stuff from all winter without a snowblower.
Envious . . . you've got yourself a pile of useful "toys" to play with SpaceBus! 
We received just a dusting of snow overnight, that's good for the deer since they're eating what the wind put down on the backhill.
Lots of snow today. I broke the shear pin on the blower and there's a foot of snow on the roads. I called the dealer to see if they could bring me one but they are snowed in too. They forgot to bring the extra shear pins with them when the tractor was delivered.
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That sucks big time but you have the bucket on the front end so it still should be easy enough.
Honestly I had to take a break. I made a crucial mistake and ran the rops into every tree branch and dumped snow all over myselfThat sucks big time but you have the bucket on the front end so it still should be easy enough.
. I'm going to put it in the lower position and hope it works. My pole manual pole saw is on the way. The dealer should have some stihl pole saws or kombisytems soon. This snow is coming down faster than I can keep up! We are going to fire up the little blower and use the bucket when it slows down.
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