Dixie keeps wanting to reduce the heating cost and thought all the out door wood burners seemed like it would do just that. Shen could not understand why I was never interested. Last week on a cold rainy day she spotted a fellow loading his wood burner and ask, Do you need to go out in the snow to fill it? Then she said, Maybe that wouldn't work well for you in a wheelchair. However I did cut two trees and cut them up using my electric wheelchair and battery powered chain saw. Along with the loader tractor and close to two weeks. (:^D One 60 volt battery is plenty as when it was ready to be recharged so was I. (:^D
I fell the trees by cutting the back side almost to the point of tipping and used the loader tractor to push them over. Watched to many kick back to try cutting until they start to fall from the chair. I didn't tell Dixie until they were all cut up and dumped in a pile by the back door.
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