wood heat
Not me, no thanks. I've skidded, buzzed, sawed, chopped, split, carried, stacked (running out of words here) enough to last a lifetime. On a side note I found another shot of the day we sent the old Farmall Regular off to the new owner. Built around '28, and "field" converted to rubber tires, we DROVE it on the trailer. On the back is the buzz saw my Dad built when I was young
!!!NOTICE!!!! There is no guard!!! "Little me" standin' there about 12 years old, on a nasty rainy fall day (about now) "throwing away" from the saw. One slip in the wet grass, it would have been all over with.
The thing bolted to the front of the tractor, and since it was a sliding tray and well off the ground, sometimes we left it on even after the snow plow was installed
Not me, no thanks. I've skidded, buzzed, sawed, chopped, split, carried, stacked (running out of words here) enough to last a lifetime. On a side note I found another shot of the day we sent the old Farmall Regular off to the new owner. Built around '28, and "field" converted to rubber tires, we DROVE it on the trailer. On the back is the buzz saw my Dad built when I was young
!!!NOTICE!!!! There is no guard!!! "Little me" standin' there about 12 years old, on a nasty rainy fall day (about now) "throwing away" from the saw. One slip in the wet grass, it would have been all over with.
The thing bolted to the front of the tractor, and since it was a sliding tray and well off the ground, sometimes we left it on even after the snow plow was installed
