Posted by Adirondack case guy on September 02, 2016 at 16:56:18 from (74.69.160.79):
Well, No big trailer loads of wood to show tonight. Spent the day blocking up the remenents of one landing, and got a big start on pulling logs out of the pile on another landing that I use in the wood lot. Since I work alone, I have to make my firewood in phases. Fell and skid logs to landing, phase 1. Winch logs out of log pile at landing with gin pole on splitter, and block the logs at landing, phase 2. And phase 3, split and load wood onto trailer to take home from woods. Today was a phase 2 day, pulling logs from pile with the gin pole on my 3pt splitter and blocking the logs close to the roadway. Tomarrow wil be a phase 3 day. Set blocks that I can lift on splitter, and watch split peices go up elevaror onto dump trailer. The gin pole with grapple winch picks up the heavy blocks and sets them on the splitter bed. Loren
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