looks good, little toothpick trees like here in northern manitoba, lol.
thansk
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Yeah these are the small trees. They are way more fun than the big stumps. The areas with big wood I log first then use the hoe to pop out the stump and shake the dirt off.
Looks great!! It tickles me to see shiny tracks and blades. I wish we a had a smell-o-vision feature, I'd bet it's great. Like following a logging truck to town.
BP
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, Pioneernorth.
Nice photos of a pretty solid rake and thank you for sharing.
But THIS is a rake. LOL.
[attachment=44842]Cat D8T with Gessner 28-foot drive-in rake_1_GE.jpg[/attachment]
A 28-foot drive-in scrub rake from Gessner Industries, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia on a Cat D8T. http://www.gessner.com.au/web-brochures/stickrakes?Page=1&A=PhotoGallery&PID=1527&Items=12
Just joking. LOL.
Just my warped sense of humour.
What is that pipe across the bottom points for in the first pic?? 😕
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