firewood tractors

[Sawdust inspector]

Many fond memories on a 1655 hauling poo at the farm almost bought it then the over under n done went out clutch needed some attention and it had a lot of hrs so I passed and bought my jd

 

[dancan]

My L285 woods beater .

And my B8200 wood mover .

 

[zogger]

My L285 woods beater .



And my B8200 wood mover .

Nice buggies!

What no van with a four foot lift kit and rockwells? heheheheh

Hey, what model makita is that?

 

[luckydad]

Here's mine.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[luckydad]

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[redfin]

Took down 8 trees along my lane today. Still have 5 more that need to go.

 

[wood4heat]

I've got a Kubota BX2230 that I use for just about everything around the house. I used to have some great pics removing a huge Maple from a neighbors property with it but they were all on a phone that was stolen. Every once in a while I come across something like this thread that reminds of pics that I'll never see again.

F'ing thieves.

 

[angelo c]

I've got a Kubota BX2230 that I use for just about everything around the house. I used to have some great pics removing a huge Maple from a neighbors property with it but they were all on a phone that was stolen. Every once in a while I come across something like this thread that reminds of pics that I'll never see again.

F'ing thieves.

photobucket.com
phone and Ipad load to it automatically. both can go kattywonkers and the photo is backed up.

 

[mga]

i use one like this old wheel horse.

does that count?

 

[Sawyer Rob]

i use one like this old wheel horse.

does that count?

It Does, BUT you need to do a little "fixing it up" for logging though! lol

Like this one of mine,

It pulls quite hard, for a garden tractor.

SR

 

[zogger]

i use one like this old wheel horse.

does that count?

They are stout baby tractors. I firewooded with mine (c101) for several years, plus tilled the garden, mowed a lot, hauled rocks for landscaping, big ones. Never had a scraper blade though, but that would be the ticket for cleaning out the barn I think, get in all the corners and down the walls easier than the big tractor. *Hopefully* in the new year I get it running again or repowered. I am seriously leaning towards a chinese diesel, they are so cheap and good torque, from what I have read about them.

 

[mga]

It Does, BUT you need to do a little "fixing it up" for logging though! lol

Like this one of mine,

It pulls quite hard, for a garden tractor.

SR

i priced out those rear tires.....damn, they're expensive and you have four!

i removed the mower deck. it was kinda rotted out in spots, but it was still functioning. i'll probably scrap it.

i like the gearing, especially when putting it in low...pulls almost anything.

made this trailer out of a cement tub to haul my wood around.....works good and i can load the hell out of it.

 

[zogger]

It Does, BUT you need to do a little "fixing it up" for logging though! lol

Like this one of mine,

It pulls quite hard, for a garden tractor.

SR

Nice dually! You fill the tires as well?

 

[zogger]

i priced out those rear tires.....damn, they're expensive and you have four!

i removed the mower deck. it was kinda rotted out in spots, but it was still functioning. i'll probably scrap it.

i like the gearing, especially when putting it in low...pulls almost anything.

made this trailer out of a cement tub to haul my wood around.....works good and i can load the hell out of it.

Now that's a good idea with the cement tub, you can chuck stuff in there and not worry about breaking things.

When I was using mine a lot, the tiller was the extra get out of the woods traction, just set it to drop about two inches, drop it, engage it, zoom! And I only have turf tires.

 

[redfin]

It Does, BUT you need to do a little "fixing it up" for logging though! lol

Like this one of mine,

It pulls quite hard, for a garden tractor.

SR

I dig it. Deep gears is where its at. Nice.

 

[redfin]

Chains aren't a bad idea either

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Nice dually! You fill the tires as well?

The tires aren't filled, it has more than enough traction without fluid. In fact that flywheel out front is needed to keep the front on the ground.

SR

 

[mga]

It Does, BUT you need to do a little "fixing it up" for logging though! lol

Like this one of mine,

It pulls quite hard, for a garden tractor.

SR

what size tires you running in front?

 

[Sawyer Rob]

I'd have to go out and check, I forget at the moment. They are the back tires off another garden tractor...

SR

 

[mga]

ok...i thought they looked slightly larger.

don't bother looking, i was just wondering if they were the normal fronts.