New implement and a fresh stack

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mudbug250

Burning Hunk
Dec 17, 2011
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Central Mississippi
Just went and cut up two pin oaks in hardwood bottoms. Got a good load. Then later that night I finally got my pallet lift from TSC.
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Pics are a little fuzzy but you cant go wrong with oak, what the device you bought?
 
A little dark & fuzzy but any stack of oak id a "Nice stack"

Hoping to see the loaded pallets moving soon ;)
 
You will love being able to move pallets with the forks. I use racks pictured below to move wood around. But I have a more heavy duty fork system. Those full pallets can be really heavy. But even just if you build a box to move splits with you will really like it.
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Nice set up. We have a fork truck at the shop and move pallet loads of splits around with it. Super convenient. Nice score too.
 
Gotta that piece of equipment. I built a skid basket for it, but height lift is limited. However it can carry a good load. Nice wood pics, getter her split & stacked.
 
If it would ever stop raining here, I would already have it split and stacked. I am gonna try to get it split tomorrow if the rain clears out.
 
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