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Thank You. Your "Be Careful out There" message was very timely. Fall is the time when many of us start venturing toward our future Deer Hunting activities and cold blooded snakes, who have been avoiding the Summer heat, are also venturing out and becoming more active.

Congrats on your success and thanks for the update. Posting solutions to problems help everyone. (y)

What are your plans for the timber?

Is it dry? If so, add a dab of oil to the top of the dip stick.

Whatdayoumean?? Sounds like you are turning tractor labor into fun!! :oops:

Actually that is what I was hoping for. (y)

I recently completed a sawmilling job for a customer that already had a Woodland Mills Shredder, and a Stump Grinder was delivered while I was there. Those are two very good units and Woodland Mills provides terrific Customer Service.

That small round hay baler intrigued me, but you may have all of that done. That is quite a load stacked on the truck. :oops:

That plus my implement "parking place" is not level which caused me QH woes.

I would love to see some more pictures of your operation.

Hey wow, dats a couple of nice spreads, RCW. (y)

Since it is new with less than 50 hours, I would talk with the dealer and get their advice.

:oops: Wow, I have no where on my property where I can see 575 yards. Probably 250 yards max. Here is a video that I made from my favorite shooting house: Here is a video made from the same location. This is the only time that I have ever seen snow while hunting: I'll add a couple of...

Plus that's what tractors are built to do.....work. ;) I have a 1974 model John Deere that doesn't know that it is old yet. Matter of fact, I don't either so we just keep trudging along......together :oops:

It looks good but to each his own. I had bear........once.

The above problems are the reasons that I ditched my QH and installed a PAT's on both tractors. Snap the lift arms on and when I get off to lock them, I adjust and connect the top link. Easy and simple for me.

Well I wasn't thinking that it was shot between the eyes. :rolleyes: Those bear vittles look good. ;)

That is an incredible restoration job. Congrats & enjoy.

And also the fun part. ;)

I bookmarked it just in case.