Glad it's his and not mine. Old gal must be tough.
Bruce P
I always pull trees and logs from the butt end so that the branch cutoffs don't snag everything on the ground
Fully restored???? ok..... sounds like the transmission is about to go out , engine spits n sputters blue smoke. pins in the rails are seized up. needs seat cushions. My D2 could have pulled that straight twig out! lol he's going to loose some teeth one of these times starting it like that! lol
fully respraypainted, nice machine tough, it just need some tlc
fully respraypainted, nice machine tough, it just need some tlc
X2 on dragging from the but end. That looks like an ash tree to me, it's a scene being repeated at my place as I'm using as many of the dead ash trees as I can for firewood. Thanks.
Bryan
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