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larry@stinescorner

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The brush along the driveway was getting out of control,I Wanted to do it as a winter job,but that was not possible this winter,I Cut out all the brush today and moved it with the wagon to a burn pile to be burned later
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Iput all the brush in the field then got the tractor and wagon
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6 wagonloads of brush to the burn pile,and the driveway is wider now
 
nice dude my drive is lookin a touch over grown so I might do the same gotta bust out my pole saw a lotta multiflora rosa prickers and oak and maples on mine
 

I have a power line run'n across the back of my property I pile it up there for them to deal with.. There's also a RR right of way I use as my land fill... :evil:
 
fells good to get a good days work in, huh. i wish i wasn't laid up, i want to go out and play soo bad. that looks like good kindling to me. when a tree dies on our property, i take the shrubbery and put it in a pile and let the sun dry it out in the summer, then i drive over it with the tractor, then i put it in 5 gal buckets and use it to start the wood stove up. nothing goes to waste around here. :)
 
Looks great, Larry, but I'm wondering how you're going to keep all the cut-off saplings from sprouting back out.
 
I still don"t know how you get that Ford tractor to do all that work for you! It"s always out there working and your nowhere to be seen!
 
Jerry, if you want to kill 'em dead, carry some full strength liquid roundup with you, and paint it on with a paintbrush. Best done in the fall, when the sap is running down, it will carry the RU into the root.
 
You're an industrious person, Larry. Nice job out of the way now.

Sure is nice and green there already. Looking forward to that here.
 
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