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A couple years ago I turned the splitting beam around the other way on my 22 ton Huskey splitter so that the the work station was closer to the trailer making it an easy lob into the trailer. I welded on a couple more hinge ears and a set of lifting lugs. There were a couple consequences...

Looking good Hoot Owl ! gg

I spend a lot of time working in the woods. Often on rough hilly terrain. It is for general safety and protection including what you mentioned while loading logs. I built it a couple years ago. gg

Splitting my 24/25 firewood a bucket full at a time - an on going project. The other day on the second bucket full I put out my camera just for fun. Slow work but it goes to fast motion after a few pieces. gg

I should of also said that I think the tooth bar with the longer teeth compliments my grapple more than a Piranha would because the long teeth do a lot of work they are more like the the bottom of a root grapple. Someone will say you can't back drag with that tooth bar, Well I do and if I don't...

Before I got the tooth bar when I loaded big logs like below there was nothing for the log to rest on and holding the log depended on pinching it between the bucket edges and the grapple tines. Two smooth surfaces. So what I did first was cut off some short pieces of 1/2 rebar and weld them...

Ouch - I thought I was being funny. Didn't mean to insult you at all. gg

Most drivers I know you don't want to tell them how to do it. Just tell them how heavy you want it spread. Just sayin....... gg

BC2 for what it's worth I have had a bucket grapple on my 30 hp L3010 for over 20 years and could not be happier for all the reasons you said - light, functional, and always have both the bucket and grapple with me. Also have a tooth bar which made a big difference when I added it. I spend a...

Is that a polite message to me for putting up a couple old pictures ? If so - no problem. I'm pretty new here and didn't realize that was a criteria for this thread. Thought it was just general back and forth stuff. gg

My landPlane likes 3/4" best. Either 3/4 crushed rock mixed with natural dirt Or what we call 3/4 Stay-Mat or CrusherRun gg

Did that once - like you said, talk about feeling stupid. Luckily no one was looking. gg

Nice job !!! gg

I have a 2013 M5640. It has an external EGR valve. It sometimes whistles for a second, like a wooop, on start up. I have been told it is the EGR valve and not a problem ??? Ten years and no trouble. gg

The frost pushes up rocks in my woods road drive during the winter. When they get high enough to interfere with grading I pull them out. As the frost is coming out in the spring and the road is a plastic slurry they come out easy. For anything six-pack size or so it's easiest to just use a 5'...

It appears to be ??? No frost for 4 nights and 80 degrees here today. Close to that the next couple days. Not much snow left at all. Up closer to the border than here (St J area) there is even less snow. The roads and woods are all mud or wet so no more plowing or cutting wood no mater what...

I did my laundry and hung it out to dry. gg

I have mine, for TnT, near my 3ph height adjustment lever (right hand side of the seat) so I don't have to swing around or move anything but my lower arm/wrist to go from one to the other. gg

You guys are all-right. Hats off to ya's gg

If a mouse comes by it looks like the cat might be late too ! gg