SolarAndWood said:
Always something when you own land, have you had the tractor up at camp before?
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Always something when you own land, have you had the tractor up at camp before?
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We had a bigger 2WD utility tractor up there for a while but sold it a couple years ago. It was better at its original job in the orchard than up there in the woods. I think we'll be better off with the smaller 4WD. I want to keep the roads tight in the woods.
estang said:
Shoulder season = Fall and Spring . . . the time of year when us 24/7 burners usually aren't burning 24/7 but are instead doing one or two fires each day . . . fires during this time of year when it is warm one day and then cold the next or warm during the day but cold at night generally are short, hot fires designed to take the chill out of the air . . . often we use our "junk wood" (for me this is my chunks, punks and uglies (chunks = short pieces of wood, punks = wood that is a bit punky on the outside and uglies = wood that did not split up nice and clean).
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