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Old 10-11-2012, 09:01 AM
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Ben

Nothing like a FEL. I know this isn't a Cub but this is how I used to handle firewood with the splitter. Saves the back big time.
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Old 10-11-2012, 09:21 AM
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Sweet looking wood loading ideas might just have to get myself a FEL now.
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Old 10-11-2012, 09:24 AM
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The bx looks good Sam, nothing beats 4x4 for getting wood out of hard to get to places
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Thanks for the pics, guys!
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Nothing like a FEL. I know this isn't a Cub but this is how I used to handle firewood with the splitter. Saves the back big time.
You have some beautiful property, Sam! Jenn and I are going to have to make it up your way sometime.
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Those BX Kubotas are awesome machines. Can be a PITA to work on because there's so much capability built into a smaller tractor, but they're worth it.

And yeah, the FEL is lookin' better all the time guys, I agree. I just keep telling myself that the exercise is good for me
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You have some beautiful property, Sam! Jenn and I are going to have to make it up your way sometime.
Allen

That pic was from when I lived in Tax You To Death CT. I used to use the wood the heat my pool.

Love to have you and Jenn up some time.

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Those BX Kubotas are awesome machines. Can be a PITA to work on because there's so much capability built into a smaller tractor, but they're worth it.

And yeah, the FEL is lookin' better all the time guys, I agree. I just keep telling myself that the exercise is good for me
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Before the BX I did everything with my 1210 and that tractor did things that it was never designed to do. My old back sure appreciates the FEL though.
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Yeah i bet it does!

My back started giving me problems about 5 years ago and I can definitely feel it after loading and stacking and splitting a cord of wood by hand. Should probably see a chiropractor, but between bills and mouths to feed...

It just makes seat time all that much more enjoyable though!
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I got the 1872 (BUBBA) out yesterday to get ready for the plow season and did some seeding with my new harrow cart a couple weeks ago .
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