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Very good point!

I have Redline and love them. I did get the 36” and wish I went with the 42”

Enjoy, maybe someday for me😊

Welcome aboard.

Haha, too funny

Exactly, mine is atrocious, eye watering is a perfect description.

Lots of maple tops, all kinds of poplar and pine. We were around an inch of ice.

I cannot realistically believe I will ever be completely done with cleanup for entire property, 61 acres

I really appreciate all of the input from all of you. Lots of good ideas. Selling mama on a grapple will take some time. I just bought my dream splitter which is not a small ticket.

That would be really useful. I have always wanted to learn how to weld.

I am too stubborn, I like my 16” wide rows. The rounds go from the trailer or the loader to the splitter so they are only on the ground once, in the woods. Thanks

Thanks for that thought. The main wood hauler is my MUTS trailer behind my four wheeler. The bucket is used for the BIG rounds that I really should not lift. I try to cut everything 16” so the big stuff can get pretty heavy. I will roll those into my loader and my man-made left knee really...

I haul a lot more firewood with my LX than I do dirt or gravel. I would think when my bucket is crammed full of hardwood it is using about 40-50% of capacity. Anybody really like a particular bucket they are using? Thanks

Trying to get this damn thing unplugged, can barely reach it and it is stubborn! Any tips?Thank you

I typically am mowing or blowing at around 2350-2400. If I am tooling through the woods (firewood) I am running 1800-2000

So my 3310 has about 420 hours and with the exception of one 25-26 hour interval it has gone into regeneration every 16-17 hours. The only thing that sucks is when it happens when you are done working and ready to shut the tractor done. No issues

You are not kidding, nothing like a northwest wind that becomes northeast in .25 seconds and delivers a face full of fresh powder!

I have moved snow for 39 years and the heated cab has been here for 3 of those. I am sure I have blown snow in blizzard conditions and -20 to -30 many times. Pac boots, layers, Carhart, snowmobile helmet, extra gloves inside my Carharts. There is nothing I miss about all of that as I am...

Do you plow much with your Ranger?

I have been blowing my 1/4 mile driveway with no chains for 39 years. Turfs and now the R-14’s. I do have a couple hills, one that gives me trouble sometimes( snow conditions ). I just blow downhill for that short distance that the hill is present. I would try without chains to see how she...