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    #11
    Agree but the cat and fresh pushed bush smell is like cocaine to some of us! Ha ha

    Tetris is complete and I think we need another shed.

    No a new heated shop 80 x 100 20 ft high.

    Dream 2020

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      #12
      Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
      Your description equals....track hoe.
      For sure a track hoe would fit in here nice but lots of money to buy so just using the old fashioned method. Push the piles out with a dozer then throw all the wood in a pile to burn and pick the rocks with a front end loader. I don't really need another engine to change oil in.

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        #13
        Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View Post
        Agree but the cat and fresh pushed bush smell is like cocaine to some of us! Ha ha

        Tetris is complete and I think we need another shed.

        No a new heated shop 80 x 100 20 ft high.

        Dream 2020
        Nothing smells better than a cat that has been working in spruce.

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          #14
          Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
          For sure a track hoe would fit in here nice but lots of money to buy so just using the old fashioned method. Push the piles out with a dozer then throw all the wood in a pile to burn and pick the rocks with a front end loader. I don't really need another engine to change oil in.
          That process sounds all too familiar. ..been there done that! Your a hard working man seldomseen...take care.

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            #15
            Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
            Nothing smells better than a cat that has been working in spruce.
            I could think of a few things , lol. but you're right , it does smell good , even better in the springtime!

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              #16
              Finished up bush piles that I tramped before the rains started. Totally rotten and some regrowth soft in centre but ground firming up nice.

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                #17
                Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
                For sure a track hoe would fit in here nice but lots of money to buy so just using the old fashioned method. Push the piles out with a dozer then throw all the wood in a pile to burn and pick the rocks with a front end loader. I don't really need another engine to change oil in.
                We bought a Pocclain 160 for $16,000 a few years ago. Real handy machine and big enough to do damage. Pretty cheap I'd you know where to find them.

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                  #18
                  Thanks SF3 for all the updates!

                  We finished up harvest Sunday night and Tuesday the rain and snow started and is still slowly adding up.



                  Now we are trenching in 3 miles of 2 inch water line which is fun at -12. At least the snow is keeping the frost away till you disturb the ground. I'll second what the others have said about a hoe and their usefulness since we put 2-300 hours a year on our Deere 690 E. My dad never had tonka toys as a kid he just gets the real thing now😎



                  Helping my brother with backfilling where we tied into the yard water line.



                  Still have about 3,000 of these to pick yet..... sure glad the bale truck has full locking diffs and new tires.

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                    #19
                    Thanks Woodland. The Western Star looks to be in great shape. F series?

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                      #20
                      Always liked the look of those westerns!

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