Couple saws and other log grabbing stuff.

[NYH1]

Went out back and grabbed a few logs today. We've had a ton of rain so it's really wet. We only grabbed a few.

This is my log transportation setup. 2000 Yamaha Big Bear 400 4x4. I built the green log carrier. Saw a few at the Woodsman's Field Day's in Boonville a few years back so I had to make me one. Sure beats dragging logs through dirt and mud. Can buck the logs off the end too!

Old Homelite on the left.

Left to right, Husky NE 346XP, 365XT and Johnny Red 2258.

Hopefully it'll stop raining so much and dry up. We'll be able to get more regularly.

NYH1.

 

[jwade]

nice log landing you have there

 

[NYH1]

nice log landing you have there

Thanks jwade. That's up in front of our pole barn by the house. We usually bring them up there in logs and buck them. Then my son splits them.

NYH1.

 

[CsClimbr]

Miss my old Yamaha big bear 350.. couldn’t kill it

 

[knockbill]

Nice logger hauler,, I thought of building one, but don't have the real estate to store it!! neighbors would probably complain if I parked it on the street!!!!

 

[NYH1]

Nice logger hauler,, I thought of building one, but don't have the real estate to store it!! neighbors would probably complain if I parked it on the street!!!!

Thanks. I have to redo the come-along system. It's not heavy duty enough. It works, just should've made it a lot heavier.

NYH1.

 

[NYH1]

Miss my old Yamaha big bear 350.. couldn’t kill it

Yeah, I bought mine new in Sept. 99....she's a keeper! It's been great. I have a 60" Moose plow for it too. Haven't used it in years, kinda graduated onward and upward to bigger snow removal equipment. But it plowed awesome.

I like the auto clutch, manual shift 5 speed transmission. Works good for what I use it for.

NYH1.