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Old 10-10-2012, 08:56 PM
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Used the FEL some more today, got the bucket straightened out too


It's real handy for getting the wood up on the porch
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Looks good Ben!

Did some mowing with the 1250 today till the belt broke.
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Old 10-10-2012, 09:33 PM
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Used the FEL some more today, got the bucket straightened out too


It's real handy for getting the wood up on the porch
Not bad "cub123 Scoop-De-Do"
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Its that time of year again

3205 earns it keep today hauling a ridiculous load of firewood. Got to hear the hydro really work for the first time, she sounds awesome!

First load was about 1/3 of a cord. Next load was double that...to the point that I was worried about the trailer. Not sure what the weight would be, but it's gotta be a lot of weight. Most fun was taking the turn with loaded trailer up the bank to get to the wood pile. The tires really dug in...











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Old 10-10-2012, 10:33 PM
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That's just to handy being able to get your firewood up over the rail like that

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Thanks for the awesome pics, guys!
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I worked on my 682 today. Here's the after pics. I still have a couple of hours of work to do but it is for sale in the cl section.

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Old 10-11-2012, 07:14 AM
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Used the FEL some more today, got the bucket straightened out too

It's real handy for getting the wood up on the porch
Bucket looks good Ben! It's great using a loader.

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Looks good Ben!

Did some mowing with the 1250 today till the belt broke.
DOH!

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Its that time of year again

3205 earns it keep today hauling a ridiculous load of firewood. Got to hear the hydro really work for the first time, she sounds awesome!

First load was about 1/3 of a cord. Next load was double that...to the point that I was worried about the trailer. Not sure what the weight would be, but it's gotta be a lot of weight. Most fun was taking the turn with loaded trailer up the bank to get to the wood pile. The tires really dug in...
You loadk wood up like Adam aka ajcombs does!

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Looks great AJ! Good luck with the sale!
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Cool, that will save many a step & your back.

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Sam, you are too funny, lol

Thanks for the complements guys, the FEL fever is really setting in, lol. It really does save a lot of walking, it will be nice when the steps have ice on them

jsoluna: that's a good size load of wood you have behind the 3205! Looks like you even have some help
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