What's everybody doing?

GT 14 wrote: Did the free weight thing myself with a 2" receiver.

Nice job!. I was thinking of the horizontal approach too. I like the idea of keeping the weight low. I still might do that.

Kurt

Kurt-NEPA wrote:

GT 14 wrote: Did the free weight thing myself with a 2" receiver.

Nice job!. I was thinking of the horizontal approach too. I like the idea of keeping the weight low. I still might do that.

Kurt

It also acts as an anti wheel bar, the weights roll free.

Geno wrote: I remember that now, what tractor was that on?

On the GT 14

I think the weather is finally about right to get this stuff to work.

Geno wrote: I think the weather is finally about right to get this stuff to work.

Hauling and splitting yesterday, perfect weather.

Camping weather is finally here in Texas.. So we head to some local lakes for a few days to enjoy the solitude and do some out door cooking. We only go on week days and leave the weekends to the campers with kids.

motor12 wrote: Camping weather is finally here in Texas.. So we head to some local lakes for a few days to enjoy the solitude and do some out door cooking. We only go on week days and leave the weekends to the campers with kids.

I am a M-T camper myself F-S is premium prices and crowded.

I had a friend with a huge chain saw so we ended up tackling this Saturday. It was the only big ash tree in the yard, it was killed by the Ash borers. Where we cut it at about 6' up was almost 40" across. There's several loads of wood here. What a job.

We cut up 2 almost that big last year from the neighbors yard and most of it had to be split with a maul and sledgehammer, we'll see on this one when it warms up some this week. Good thing is dead ash burns like good hard oak.

If that don't keep you warm nothing will.........................:smile2

Got my splitting and stacking done, unless my tree trimming buddy's bring me more.