Firewood and mud!
 

This is that fun time of year where I get plenty of seat time hauling wood from the back yard wood pile to the garage every couple of weeks. Of course I live on a hill and when the ground starts melting or after a snow event it can get to be quite fun. Those big AGs with chains can really churn up the mud. I have plenty to do come spring cleaning up the mess as usual. Might be a good excuse for a 3pt or sleeve hitch and a box blade.

I got a deal on oak and locust slab wood last spring I couldn't pass up. Sure beats splitting wood. I picked up 4 1/2 cords last spring.
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Yep she's a tractor!
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End result. A couple of weeks of nice heat.
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Very cool pics! Tractor looks like you went to a mud race with it. :beerchug:

Nice pics of the muddy super!:beerchug:

good thing you have the cab. keeps you from looking like the cub.

love the wood stove, i gota get me one of those.

That's the way to do it! Nice tractor, cab and trailer. Very handy!!

What???
Is that an electric dehumidifier?
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Great pics, Squatch!

Nope! That's an electric humidifier. The combination of a log house and a wood stove makes it pretty dry. The job will put 6 gallons or more a day in the air. Without the humidifier you can throw lightning bolts at the cats.


Thanks for the kind words folks!

We had the same problem, we now have 2 humidifiers, not as large as yours but with electric heat in a log home it has made a world of difference.