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Old 10-16-2011, 10:23 PM
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Sharp cubs, dfreed! Thanks for the pics.
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Hauled 5 trailer loads of fresh cut pine logs but can't get them to burn .
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Hauled 5 trailer loads of fresh cut pine logs but can't get them to burn .
Fire up the leaf blower and those logs will be gone!!
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Old 10-18-2011, 04:52 PM
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Hauled 5 trailer loads of fresh cut pine logs but can't get them to burn .
Green wood doesn't burn...let it dry out for a few months first if it is from a recently dead/fallen tree.
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I'll be getting a lot of seat time this weekend. The yard is covered with leaves, especially with the rain.
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Default 582 with new to me front blade
Thought I would put the blade to work on the 582. I have a problem with drainage in my back yard, red clay does not soak up water, so I got 8 tons of filler sand and started spreading it, everything was going great, until I remember why I was putting the sand there, well I buried the back tires of the 582 up to the back axles, so I walked back up the hill and got out the 1810, hook it up to the back of the 582 and out we came. Pulled it out with no problem, it was just like it was telling the 582, that I can work to. Now it is clean up time of the 582, while the 1810 just smiles.
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Great pics, Donny! Want me to bring my 100, and blade to help you out?
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Great pictures of the Cubs Donny Curtis
Glad to see you put the front blade to work
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Great pictures of the Cubs Donny Curtis
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Donny try resizing to 1024x768 your pics will be a bit larger.
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