Pulling wood out of the brush?

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Image uploader is NOT happy tonight!!!
 

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WOW!! It's pissed!!!!
 

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what are the first 4 showing?

The first pic sucks. the rest are the field area that I have to work in and the wooded area, camera phone! These are rather large tree's you are looking at, 16" is a prety good average size if that helps.
 
Well there you go. If you had saved those jeeps instead of burying them you could wheel a little trailer amongst all that easy pickin's firewood and score big.
 
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Well there you go. If you had saved those jeeps instead of burying them you could wheel a little trailer amongst all that easy pickin's firewood and score big.

If I would have really put some thought into it, I would have burried the Jeeps in a line making a road so I could get in and out.
That damn hindsight!!
 
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There ya go. And he could wear his new suit. I'd be wearing that thing every chance I had.:D

I just had some fine words to say about that suit a min. ago!!!:X

I don't think the mule would like riding in the bed of my truck much, but he may have to get over it!!!
 
Good Gawd it's a swamp .Why don't you wait until it freezes . The way the wind whips accross Kansas it should freeze that open ground down about a foot deep unless you have snow cover .

Oh,another thing ,you could always chain up that truck . A set of chains will bite when those deep lug tires won't .
 
You can borrow this off me at the weekends Andy if you like. Just make sure I have it back during the week....
 

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It can't possibly be worth your time, Andy.

I'm with Brian and Justin...blocks and a truck winch, but jeez 100 yards is a long way.
 
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It can't possobly be worth your time, Andy.

I'm with Brian and Justin...blocks and a truck winch, but jeez 100 yards is a long way.

With the economy in the can, one needs to get creative! We have a buyer that will take anything I can bring in. She would like 120 face, plus whatever she sells to fill in. I cannot do that much right now, but it's gaurunteed cash. Nothing else is!! It's misserable work, but it's money, what would Burnham do?:lol:
 
Ain't nothing wrong with firewooding. Good honest work. Hard as hell but I enjoy it, I'm guessing if I ever have to go to the bush again for firewood though I'm gonna enjoy it a little more with a mini along for the ride.;)
 
Andy, Sorry to be a party pooper but unless you have a longterm source of wood and are planning on a career in firewood there is no way that a season's cutting trying to haul 2 cords per trip is going to justify/amortize the cost of that mini. I'm with momma...except for the suit-return that puppy.
 
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The wood in itself won't justify the mini. But some of the other work that I come across, sidewalk removal and repair, small backfilling jobs etc. would also offset the cost.


Edit: to add a little more to this, anything else I will buy will just bo fo that purpose as near as I cn figure. If I buy a Lewis winch I will easily have $1k wrapped up in it, and it's a very limeted use tool. If I get a winch on the truck, a lot more is wraped up. It will have to be large enough to pull my truck out, as it will get stuck moving it around to position for pulls, and I will have to be able to mount it on the front and back (when I get stuck) and will most likely require another battery as well. A powered wheelbarrow is multi use, but I think it would be limited use in this aplication.
 
If you do Manuel labor, even if you don't use Manuel, the mini will pay for itself, especially at $3k.

Doing tree work alone I've paid for my mini at least twice over.
 
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