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[1crowfarm]

Ok here is another pic of the dozer and my son Mike and log HA HA I just noticed that log looks really small in the picture but its about 60' long 

 

[1crowfarm]

Once more tonight a pic of the mill set up. You can see we have alot of work to do. We have to get a building up over the mill I probably shouldnt have accepted any custom orders untill we where finsihed with a building

  

[Norm]

I like your cat, looks like a d5Nxl?

[WDH]

Cedarman,

Sometimes silence is the best strategy, so I will remain silent (at least for the next few minutes  :D).

[Cedarman]

About them high heels.  What I was thinking was that this was a hay mow and y'all know what can go on in a hay mow.  And walking across that floor to the hay, you wouldn't be thinking of cracks in the floor and it ain't me with the high heels :D :D :D

[Kansas]

Yeah, but with those cracks in the floor, she just might get stuck in the floor in those high heels. Then she couldn't run.

[5quarter]

Um...I stand by my battens on the floor idea!  :D :D ;)

[Cedarman]

Yeah, but with those cracks in the floor, she just might get stuck in the floor in those high heels. Then she couldn't run.

Planning ahead pays dividends. :D :D

[slider]

From the looks of that mud in the tracks of your dozer i sure hope your mill came with a debarker.Either way sometimes you just have to deal with it.before I got a debarker I used a draw knife,It worked well.

[1crowfarm]

Hello the dozer is a d4hxl she just has the 22" pads.
And yes the mill does have a debarker but I usually use the Iron mule forewarder and stack my logs on some old junk logs I have laying around to keep them out of the mudd but it has been raining here in Southwest PA for so long that its almost impossiable  :-\

[eastberkshirecustoms]

I was just looking at a D4 H for sale today, nice dozer, a lot bigger than my ol' International 500. I hear ya on the rain (and mud)!

[1crowfarm]

 Yea the d4 is a little big for what I do but I wanted something that could winch a Triaxle load of logs out of a mud hole without unloading the triaxle I've been there and done that.  ;)