I had a call yesterday asking if I wanted some "nice" pine logs. I showed up about a block from my home this morning. The trees came from a stand behind a large house. How to get the logs out from where they were cut to where I could load them on my trailer. The answer was Otis, a 2,200 pound one horsepower skidder. Otis belongs to the owner of the tree service I was working with.
I got a nice wack of logs for a days work thanks to Otis.
Warren
Pictures?? I hope!!!
Sounds like a great time! I recon Otis may enjoy oats?
Quote from: thecfarm on March 20, 2014, 09:20:17 PM
Pictures?? I hope!!!
Sorry, I did not have a camera with and was busy loading logs.
Warren
What ya gonna do with all that Pine....build a new shed?
OMG......Sorry Warren. running-doggy
Quote from: POSTONLT40HD on March 20, 2014, 09:40:30 PM
What ya gonna do with all that Pine....build a new shed?
OMG......Sorry Warren. running-doggy
Yep. A new shed is on my list of things to do first. I have a long list of things to do first.
I actually have a good sized stash of pine logs. I suspect I need to saw them soon so the bugs don't get them.
My one-horse skidder just passed away after 32 years of faithful service. Even though the up-keep is sometimes onerous, a horse makes the task so much more enjoyable. Regards, Clark
32 years,wow!! I still miss my dog,Boo-Boo of just 10 years.
Sealark, if he made it 32 years, he did good...and obviously you did a good job of helping him! I know all about losing one...it's like one of the family is gone...:(
Quote from: samandothers on March 20, 2014, 09:25:57 PM
Sounds like a great time! I recon Otis may enjoy oats?
I recon he won't eat grits tho