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Making a few more firewood hauls this past weekend while extending woods road a bit at same time, I'm sure bugs will slow the progress down soon...........

Want to walk around a woods working tractor, this is the second one on this and I still forgot all the add-on's, have to make another one later on.....

My son picked up a free Alpiner wood stove this weekend to replace a homemade one that is 25 years old, he had to relocate the smoke outlet to the top side and he wanted runners on the stove leg's. I used a carbon arc gouger to remove the outlet, works real good depending how steady one's hand...

This was the first time I bought parts from Messick's, I usually buy from Coleman but they didn't have the springs. I notice this time at Messick's they gave shipping quote right up front, I complained about that 4 years ago, I dont like buy stuff without knowing shipping cost, sometimes that...

My red-neck seat spring didn't last long, I know I was shocked to. All the ebay ones was for the BX and I thought a little pricy at $30.00. Now the $18.00 dollar question, use both new springs, just replace the one thats broke or buy a new tractor.........

I thought about hiring somebody or anybody to clean my garage but nobody would buy me fresh made Dunkin Donuts, so far everybody has declined my generous offer.........

Well I figured since I spent 2 hours sweeping out the garage floor collecting a 5 gal pal of dirt, if the wifey brought in some fresh Dunkin Donuts and telling me I was doing a wonderful job and then 5 fresh donuts got dropped on the freshly clean garage floor, they'd still be fresh and good if...

Things are getting dry in the woods already with plenty of sun, made for a nice afternoon to grab another oak top. Sometimes I look at a tree top and dont know where to start but I knew it's always a good day when only got the saw pinched once....

I used one of these long blow-guns from HF, I drill out the hole in the restrictor to get more flow, now it real blows the dirt out from the walls. I bought it to blow tractor radiator out, I have another air restrictor to screw back in if it's now to much...

Restored my garage back to the 5 sec rule today.....

This has got to be a misprint or the real reason more do-it-yourselfers buying portable sawmills.....

It's been a full year since I started this bridge project, thought there'd be more water flow for April, April fools.......

Now cleaned up and putting back on, careful alignment is needed cause it's exact fit.

I went in the woods this morning and decided it was a bit to muddy so figured it was a good day to drop my skid plate and do a little cleaning, it had about 3 years of dirt on it. Theres 4>1/2" bolts on front and 4>5/8" bolts on back that hold it on, gives much needed protection in the woods...

I feel you pain, been there done that. I had a small 16x32 shop with welder, some tools and atv, luckily I had my tractor parked else where. A year prier I added on a 12'x 20' addition for more room. It took me and my son all of that summer and fall to close it in and two more years to get...

Maybe some here like tractor logging so I'll post a few pics before I shut down til mud season is over which appears to be on schedule. In this firewood season I started collecting the oak tops that was left from last summers bridge making show, this oak top gave me some static, ended up...

If you can think of an answer to that call my son, he was wishing the mill was next to a cliff. He does sell some to people that stop in for a pickup load but most want dry sawdust.

I'm saving the oak slabs til I get all the soft wood slabs burnt up where some are pushing 7 years old like here in these pics. For the past 4 years I been going through 8 of these 2x2x8' bundles, still have 22 left and with the bridge beam sawing this past summer I collected 6>2x2x8" oak slab...