I have seen early pictures of parts of New Hampshire and there are no trees.
New Hampshire was 85% clear farm ground,no trees. Now it is 86% forest/timber land.
The numbers might have changed a little bit since I looked at them roughly 20 years ago
I have been wanting to move my small wood shed for a while. I need to get the 2037 wood under cover soon.
I brought home a load of 3 inch stone in my dump trailer and leveled behind where the shed was.
The shed is on the skids ready to move.
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Now it is in its new location and all leveled up...
Looks to me like it broke at a pin or bolt hole. Not much metal outside the pin hole. Maybe a ¼inch.
If the ground is rough that would put a heavy load on that. Especially a side load.
Five years is a lot of mowing. Check the other one.
I did find a satchel full of letters the 1920-1940 in German. I want to see if I can find someone translate them for me. There was also a bunch of German bear coasters also
Find anything good?
We have been cleaning out my parents place. So far 2 thirty yard dumpster. Mostly just stuff. Used lumber, decorations and lots of gardening stuff.
I have had a few different trailers. Mostly used for work.
I have had deck over trailers and low profile trailers.
Now I have bought a tilt deck trailer that has 23 feet of deck. 18 feet tilts and 5 feet at the front is fixed. So far I like this trailer the best for moving my tractor around...
No wood processor yet. Just a saw and splitter.
A friend said he would drop off his processor but the log pile is just about done and told him it is not worth it at this point
I brought my tractor to the shop for a spring oil and filter change. Also power washed it and a quick vacuum and blow out with shop Air.
This is coming home tonight.