A picture of a Maple log that I was able to get from across the street. The B7100 managed to drag it up a 15 degree slope.
Egon
A picture of a Maple log that I was able to get from across the street. The B7100 managed to drag it up a 15 degree slope.
Egon
Some more maple logs from across the street. They will be milled at " Egons sawdust factory " by my chainsaw mill. [img]/forums/images/icons/tongue.gif[/img]
Egon
Is that red maple or hard maple?
Nice bus!
Gary
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Green Maple Fivestring. Think it's red maple.
Egon
Egon,
Can you describe the 3pt tow hitch that you have on your tractor, visible in your log-towing photo? Did you build it or buy it? I've never seen a commercial unit like that. It looks like just the sort of thing that I could use, as I have a number of similar logs that I need to move to my firewood processing area.
If it's not too much trouble, could you post some other photos of it? (Thanks)
~ deelo in central NJ ~
I built it. Pretty simple. Neighbour did the welding. I cut the iron. Give a while for pictures as we switched computers and I'll have to find the disk.
Egon
aha, I found a good picture of it in the Fabrication forum, subject "Tool Bar".
~ deelo in central NJ ~
Picture of three point hitch.
NOTE: The chain is hooked HIGH to put downward force on the rear tires. I also load the bucket full of rockswhen I pull like this. Seems to work ok. There are many holes drilled on the part where the ball is so one can use a shackle or just hook the grab hook of the chain onto it.
Tain't pretty but it works.
Egon [img]/forums/images/icons/grin.gif[/img]
Another picture.
Egon
Must be an awful lot of rocks you put in the bucket Egon. You've got that tractor standing on it's head [img]/forums/images/icons/shocked.gif[/img]
Rob
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