Re: Locked up rear end

[Janicholson]

Though you know, I can't remember what you are fixing or a reference to the original post, I don't remember it at all. Jim

 

[used red MN]

Jimbo, see the Re:? Live dangerously and poke the Modern View button. I use Classic but sometimes you got to do, what you got to do.

 

[Janicholson]

Well well. The fact that he actually fixed it and welded components speaks volumes about his skill level. All good. Jim

 

[DoubleO7]

LOL,
Go check out the Site Comments forum.
There is some new forum(s) info posted.

 

[HFJ]

that isn't even what i was referring to. these orphaned topics are a bug

i'm talking about how people will often only read the classic view sub-thread they are personally involved in and never even see any of the other replies. many never take the extra step(s) to look at the entire topic.

 

[caterpillar guy]

Glad it is fixed. You can now get on with business as usual. As for skidng logs I don't remember a thing about the tractor you're using for this but how you hook the chain makes a big difference in the work for the tractor. We use an H to skid most of the logs we make for lumber and some are even 20plus feet long. IF they get much bigger than that we get a bigger tractor. Most pull out pretty good. I also try to hook so the log has to roll a bit as the chain comes tight so as to make them start easier. It also helps with working them around some of the trees in the woods so the bottoms are not scarred up as much. Skinding in about 6-12 inches of snow make for nice clean dirt free logs to saw.

 

[DoubleO7]

He was not using chain.