Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

Arborist Forum

Help Support Arborist Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
chipper1

chipper1

Living Life to the Full
. AS Supporting Member.
Joined
Nov 5, 2014
Messages
45,230
Location
GR. MI.
I saw him about 2 weeks ago to give him a bag of asparagus. He bought another saw (imagine that) but I forget what it is.(dang CRS) He's doin good and stihl cuttin wood.
It wasn't a stihl, so we'll let you off the hook this time :drinkingcoffee:.
 
Lionsfan

Lionsfan

Addicted to ArboristSite
. AS Supporting Member.
Joined
Aug 11, 2019
Messages
1,801
Location
Cheboygan, MI
It wasn't a stihl, so we'll let you off the hook this time :drinkingcoffee:.
Checking out the tram this morning and your Kubota came to mind. A filter like this one would keep you of trouble in the future.
 

Attachments

  • 20230511_075324.jpg
    20230511_075324.jpg
    1.7 MB · Views: 0
  • 20230511_075330.jpg
    20230511_075330.jpg
    2.8 MB · Views: 0
  • 20230511_075349.jpg
    20230511_075349.jpg
    1.3 MB · Views: 0
chipper1

chipper1

Living Life to the Full
. AS Supporting Member.
Joined
Nov 5, 2014
Messages
45,230
Location
GR. MI.
Checking out the tram this morning and your Kubota came to mind. A filter like this one would keep you of trouble in the future.
That's a nice setup. Mine you have to unscrew just to drain it, nowhere near as convenient. I drained mine last weekend before adding more fuel, it's been running great. Last night I got another 8 gallons for it, that should get me close to the top of the dam built, about 8hrs of run time.
Here's where it's currently at, added another 25-30 buckets last night. I'd like to get a total of about 6" on the top of the dam this morning, but if my work calls I'll be heading in. The last bit got poured on so that's settled in pretty good, next rain is predicted for Friday so I'm trying to get another layer down before then.
Screen Shot 2023-05-11 at 8.39.43 AM.png
This one is taken from a good bit rather back, hard to see with the shadows.
20230510_180444.jpg
Tried to get two from the left side to show the slope/grade on the back side of the dam. I added a bunch of buckof topsoil to it last weekend where the grade is set, about 15' of the lower side of the dam, the top is pretty flat now, so it will be a while before I add anymore topsoil.
20230510_180345.jpg
20230510_180359.jpg
And from the right side.20230510_180508.jpg
 
WoodAbuser

WoodAbuser

aka WoodchuckAbuser
Joined
Aug 15, 2019
Messages
1,733
Location
Minnesota and Iowa
That's a nice setup. Mine you have to unscrew just to drain it, nowhere near as convenient. I drained mine last weekend before adding more fuel, it's been running great. Last night I got another 8 gallons for it, that should get me close to the top of the dam built, about 8hrs of run time.
Here's where it's currently at, added another 25-30 buckets last night. I'd like to get a total of about 6" on the top of the dam this morning, but if my work calls I'll be heading in. The last bit got poured on so that's settled in pretty good, next rain is predicted for Friday so I'm trying to get another layer down before then.
View attachment 1081898
This one is taken from a good bit rather back, hard to see with the shadows.
View attachment 1081885
Tried to get two from the left side to show the slope/grade on the back side of the dam. I added a bunch of buckof topsoil to it last weekend where the grade is set, about 15' of the lower side of the dam, the top is pretty flat now, so it will be a while before I add anymore topsoil.
View attachment 1081886
View attachment 1081887
And from the right side.View attachment 1081889
Hope you have finally gotten all the water out of your tank.
 
Sawyer Rob

Sawyer Rob

Addicted to ArboristSite
Joined
Dec 25, 2005
Messages
4,233
Location
Midwest
Now that everything is pretty much dried up, it was time to widen my road out a little, so I put a batt. in my dozer and got started,

Resized-20230511-113737-S.jpg


I found a small hydraulic leak and the radiator was a little low, so once I track those down I have stump's to push out.

SR
 
Backyard Lumberjack
Joined
Jan 10, 2016
Messages
42,168
Location
Echoville, TEXAS
WoodAbuser

WoodAbuser

aka WoodchuckAbuser
Joined
Aug 15, 2019
Messages
1,733
Location
Minnesota and Iowa
Backyard Lumberjack
Joined
Jan 10, 2016
Messages
42,168
Location
Echoville, TEXAS
Ist time I have seen a single use fireplace. Rebuild it for each fire? :surprised3: :laughing:
right! thinking it mite be a real :numberone:.... i did say built in, huh?

built in: kindling, start up, firewood... and charcoal later on for H-H and some good :barbecue:

there is a new view up along the county line near me... sagging roof line. lightning! ⚡ house burn down... roof line altered, too!

let's 🥳 and

.:givebeer:

🤩
 
JustPlainJeff

JustPlainJeff

ArboristSite Operative
Joined
May 17, 2020
Messages
458
Location
N. MI
SS396driver
Joined
Nov 3, 2011
Messages
6,614
Location
Catskill Mountains NY
No scrounging for me lately need to get my truck done .Started to rework the 59 year old 50 cal box for the side but it was too much of a project so I bought a new one . Not sure if it will be body color or satin black but the holes are drilled and its temporarily mounted IMG_6288.jpegthis is the inside of the old box lidIMG_6289.jpeg

Also got this ad for an awesome multi purpose wheelbarrow on accuweather today :laugh: :innocent: IMG_6290.jpeg
 
WoodAbuser

WoodAbuser

aka WoodchuckAbuser
Joined
Aug 15, 2019
Messages
1,733
Location
Minnesota and Iowa
No scrounging for me lately need to get my truck done .Started to rework the 59 year old 50 cal box for the side but it was too much of a project so I bought a new one . Not sure if it will be body color or satin black but the holes are drilled and its temporarily mounted View attachment 1082035this is the inside of the old box lidView attachment 1082036

Also got this ad for an awesome multi purpose wheelbarrow on accuweather today :laugh: :innocent: View attachment 1082038
Road grader?
 

Latest posts

Top