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I just bought a single axle dump bed trailer, 5' x 10', US made, highway legal etc. Small enough to use behind my L3301 on the ranch, also small enough to tow with my hybrid RAV4 (not loads of gravel....., light but bulky stuff), I had a dump bed on a pickup, and a double axle dumper, point...

I have used it twice so far, both times when I needed some fill to build up another area, undistrubed earth with no rocks, and it saved me either shovel work, renting a mini X, or last of all, kicking myself again for selling my Kubota U25 (with less than 400 hours on it) ! Bought used, the...

Just the second time I used it, the first was in soft spring dirt, this second time I expected less of it, but easily got a full bucket with no particular strain, LIKE. I also got to try out my new single axle dump bed trailer, light enough for me to use my plug in hybrid RAV4 (120 mpg) instead...

I finished up my spring cleanup along my 1/4 mile bike path thru the quakies that runs along the creek, cutting up the winter deadfall with the little 60 V Greenworks electric chainsaw (the one I lost last fall, battery out of it, and it sat out all winter, no problems with at all, not the...

Transported my electric dirtbike (Talaria MX4) while I was running the L3301 down to the lower part of my 70 acres, 300' lower, and 1/2 mile back to the shop for some little thing or tool I forgot. The bike makes quick work of it and is more fun than walking.

I used my cutting torch, after drilling a 3/16" hole, making the cut easier to start, probably subjecting the fork to less overall heat. I'm impressed with your hole saw work though, but I've used them enough when drilling well casing for pitless adapters, (hadheld 1/2 drill, down in a hole...

I don't recall the brand, but I'm real happy with it. It's serrated jaws close tight, on even small things, they fit about perfect. Using the FEL curl function, I can move something from past vertical, to past horizontal, it took me a while to realize it's many uses. I pulled all the sage brush...

I've been using the 3301 to pull deadfall up to where I could cut it up into smaller lengths so I could haul them to my woodshed with the ATV's trailer. But right when I was ready to release this big one I realized I was done pretty much needing the tractor so I just drove on up the side road...

After picking up rocks for 30 years on my first mountain property, I finally realized that for every one I picked up, there were at least two underneath! Now, a mile away and 500' lower on the mountain side on different property, I have zero rocks and any digging is enjoyable, in comparison. One...

I have a stream thru my property, and I know the county states a minimum of 100' away for any structure. So, I call my 8' square deck I built directly over the stream, a foot bridge!

Interesting.... I burn a fair bit of micro lam, some OSB, and sometimes I joist scraps in my shop wood boiler here in Idaho, being in construction and tripping over the stuff daily, I sometimes haul some home. My home made boiler burns clean, and my neighbors are far away, 1/4 mile anyway, no...

I started my spring cleanup of the deadfall around my bike trail, logging I guess you could call it. I'll take the fat tired trailer I made for my ATV down there, and the Greenworks chain saw, and start re-stocking the woodshed for the shop's wood boiler, winter is coming! All the little...

I run mine around my trails and grass runway in the spring, when the ground is nice and soft. It knocks down and smooths all the vole tunnels made under the snow during the winter, doing this several years in a row now and it's resulted in a general improvement to the smoothness of the ground.

I also have the weedwhacker for the 80 volt Greenworks battery, and before I ran over my chainsaw (and futher solidifying my brand preference to them) I had also bought a hedge trimmer to assist in keeping my bike trail open. Got a 60 volt lawn mower also. TW: their 80 volt battery charger is...

This weekend, doing some clearing of new growth around the 3" supply line that runs down the mountain 1/4 mile to my hydro electric generator, I set the 80 volt Greeenworks well out of the way, of course! 30 minutes later, backing up, I was surprised to feel the rear of the tractor lift up, I...

Don't get me started.....

I do all types of light crane work, HVAC, unloading anything and everything off of semis, hot tubs, storage sheds, but mostly trusses, for 24 years now. 110" of boom, and the 360 degree rotation and 1400 pound counterweight make it a bit different, a lot, from the stand up behind the cab types...

I should have got one long ago, at least now while the ground is still not hot weather hardened, it kicks butt!

I did the mower moving after a 10 hour day operating my 30 ton boom truck, hydraulic systems are one of the best inventions ever, for sure, under appreciated by most, not us!

I unloaded the 6' brush hog from on top the trailer where it's stored all winter, inside. The cherry picker inserts into the receiver of my fork lift rack, held in by compression, 2 chains sit in notchs cut into the top part of the frame, it comes off and on in about 30 seconds. Made out of...