I Felled These Trees Years Ago... Bucking, Splitting Firewood & Testing a NEW Machine

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• SI

  @SimpleLivingwithBiata · 3 days ago · pinned

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• PA

  @patrickmartinez5514 · 2 days ago

  For your truck, better tires. You need a more aggressive tread, and lower your air pressure for a wider footprint.

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• JA

  @jamesmatheson5115 · 7 hours ago

  The new RTV looked the boss, one large shed will always look better and more practical.

• MR

  @mrbill8542 · 3 days ago

  My choice would be either a 20 ft. or 40 ft. shipping container. You can cut a large opening into the sides for easy access. The older used ones are cheap, storm proof, fire proof, water proof, rot proof, bullet proof,and might not even need any permits to use them as &nbsp;a storage building !.

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• FU

  @fullthrottle2656 · 16 hours ago

  Could just build temporary 8x8x8 sheds out of pallets for the winter. &nbsp;Think about it over the winter and make a final decision come spring. Burn the pallets when your done.

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• LY

  @lynnemac1402 · 18 hours ago

  You and Cam are so funny and work so good together. That Gator was incredible, made light work of bringing it up and tipping it out. x

• BC

  @bcoffey6605 · 1 day ago

  A skidsteer is what you need. &nbsp;It will do it all and if not you can rent an attachment for it to make it do it

• HU

  @Hurley815-k4x · 3 days ago

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• SO

  @southernmama17 · 2 days ago

  U should build a fire wood shed by the wood burn stove to store ur logs

• LU

  @lukasmitchell608 · 2 days ago

  This is my suggestion. Big pole barn and get a Gator. If you do the big pole barn you will probably not regret having the one big building over 3 smaller ones.

• 1B

  @1bah · 2 days ago

  Keep your eyes on any auctions in your area for the equipment. Like others have said shipping containers side by side with a space between then you can cover them in. Technically not &nbsp;permanent so permits may not be necessary. You can use the inside of one or both as dry storage and your firewood would be still covered.

• MI

  @MichelleMeeker-y3n · 18 hours ago

  Kubota, with backhoe attachment and the thumb. Its an awesome workhorse.