Who needs a saw? (Not an offer:)

[Ljute]

WHo needs a friggin' saw when ya' got a FEL.

Never had to get out of the seat. Dragged it backwards 1/4 mile to the burn pile. It's crappy autumn olive. If I processed it, it'd be all punky by next year, and it reeks (I think) when it burns. I'll burn some cheap silver maple anyday before that crap.

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[Hedgerow]

Loader tractors rock...
:big_smile:

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[TreePointer]

Tractor hydraulics are my favorite muscle. They don't need Advil.

 

[Ljute]

Loader tractors rock...
:big_smile:

That sideways tip... thought I was goin' over once or twice too.

When I bot my tractor I had them weld two chain hooks on the bucket (you can see one of them in the photo).
I SPECIFICALLY instructed them to weld them in line with the loader arms, but they didn't listen and stuck 'em on the ends.

I liked this one because I didn't even have to get out to hook up the chain.

 

[Chris-PA]

Actually, I find autumn olive burns pretty well. I keep meaning to go out and cut up a bunch of it, but I never get around to it.

 

[Ljute]

Actually, I find autumn olive burns pretty well. I keep meaning to go out and cut up a bunch of it, but I never get around to it.

I hate working with it. It's twistier than a dogwood, prone to rotting, and has faux thorns.
Only good thing about them is they smell good when they bloom in the spring.

 

[Toxic2]

tractors work pretty good when there is no saw around...This is some sucker pin cherry/alder typr tree..Junk...heading to my burn pile..



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[Hedgerow]

I hate working with it. It's twistier than a dogwood, prone to rotting, and has faux thorns.
Only good thing about them is they smell good when they bloom in the spring.

Ljute knows a tractor tip when he sees it...:msp_wink:

 

[Iron man]

I pulled several sections of a swamp maple out of a gully up onto a parking lot to buck it up.The tree was 35 ish in diameter in 10 foot sections and I used my 2wd s10 with a 4.3.

 

[Hedgerow]

tractors work pretty good when there is no saw around...This is some sucker pin cherry/alder typr tree..Junk...heading to my burn pile..



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How you like the L.S. tractor...??

 

[Toxic2]

Going on 70+ hours and no complaint or problems..My last tractor was a 79 ford industrial 3550 so it was a huge upgrade for me...I would definitly recommend it as a tractor to consider looking if shopping for one..cant beat the price and have all the extra features included in the baseline price of the tractor..