woodlot forum

[chuck172]

Anyone know of any popular woodlot manage forums.

[Jeff]

Say what? Yer kidding right?

[thecfarm]

chuck172,we are here for ya. Just ask away,and you will get answers. I play here on my wood lot. Some places looks real good,some not so good. One man can only do so much.

[terry f]

   I assume you mean any other forums. Its not a forum, but Forest Landowners of California has some pretty cool interactive stuff on management.

[chuck172]

Say what? Yer kidding right?

I'm sorry, I didn't realize that this forum specifically dealt with owners who personally manage their own small woodlots.

[beenthere]

 :D   Earth to Chuck, Earth to Chuck... ;D

I didn't realize that this forum specifically dealt with owners who personally manage their own small woodlots.

Just might be what the largest share of our members do for either their living or hobby.

What questions do you have?

[chuck172]

None at the moment, will soon though, thanks.

[Raider Bill]

There's a whole bunch of knowledge and hands on experience here!

[caveman]

Raider Bill, this is totally unrelated to the woodlot forum post but I was wondering if you ever got your Kubota tractor back together?  I suppose you use it on your woodlot though.  I do not recall seeing a report after you were seeking advice on rejoining the halves.
Caveman

[jrose1970]

Are there any videos that you could watch to learn which trees to leave and which to whack down? I can't hardly afford a siminar.  :D

[John Mc]

Are there any videos that you could watch to learn which trees to leave and which to whack down? I can't hardly afford a siminar.  :D

You might try browsing through Cornel's Forest Connect web site. They've been doing a series of seminars on a wide variety of forest related subjects for some years now. You can participate in the seminars live if you are on when they are offered, or look through them on your own schedule, since they save recorded versions.

Nothing substitutes for having someone show you this sort of thing live and in person, but it's a place to start.

[WDH]

There is no instant pudding  . 

[jrose1970]

Okie Doke! Thanks, I'll check it out.
  That's a good link! You're right about the instant pudding. This is a great website to learn from the pros.

[Raider Bill]

Raider Bill, this is totally unrelated to the woodlot forum post but I was wondering if you ever got your Kubota tractor back together?  I suppose you use it on your woodlot though.  I do not recall seeing a report after you were seeking advice on rejoining the halves.
Caveman

Not yet.... Wild Bill and I attempted to get it replaced while we were in Tenn at Thanksgiving. Got everything pulled apart but when we were getting ready to reassemble Wild Bill noticed a crack in the new clutch disc. Because it was a special order only the tractor store couldn't get us another before we had to come back home.

So, we are both going to be there in March to getherdone. 

  

  

  

 

This valve has us scratching out heads. We found a peice of what apprears to be a 1/4 O-Ring stuck on the end of it and no idea where it came from. Looking at the parts blowup there isn't a O-ring showing.