Post a pic of your favorite dirty worksaw

[00wyk]

Field clearing in the rain:

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice job.
Beautiful country there!

 

[MG porting]

Working with the 241 and the tractor to keep the peeps warm.

I like the log splitter.

 

[00wyk]

I like the log splitter.

30 ton. And if yer good with it you can split a round like you see there loaded in it multiple times before anything hits the floor.

 

[MG porting]

30 ton. And if yer good with it you can split a round like you see there loaded in it multiple times before anything hits the floor.

You're running it off the pto on the tracker ?

 

[00wyk]

You're running it off the pto on the tracker ?

Yup. The faster the tractor revs, the faster it splits. It is a Case IH 90 or sumfin. 280ft lbs.
A neighboring estate I occasionally work uses this guy:

 

[chipper1]

Couple pics from splitting a partial trailer load of elm yesterday. This is the one I dropped last Saturday iirc I posted pictures in here. There's still more of the tree left after the neighbors son took the stuff up to the main stem, I might grab that up if they don't finish it. They also asked me to drop a couple ash Ash and two 12-14 black locust, I'll be keeping the locust if I drop them, I like locust.
Between the trailer load(6.5'x20'x about a ft) and what I cleaned up off the ground to get the trailer jockeyed in there I added a good but over a cord, from the front of the pile it's hard to see I did anything lol.

 

[chipper1]

Wrong thread lol.
Well you already saw the dirty saws from it, now the dirty trailer, splitter, splitting area .
The trailer, splitter and splitting area where cleaned up when I was done so I feel good about that part, now just to get the saws cleaned up.

 

[MG porting]

Yup. The faster the tractor revs, the faster it splits. It is a Case IH 90 or sumfin. 280ft lbs.
A neighboring estate I occasionally work uses this guy:

Very cool.

 

[chipper1]

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Nice, I like me some locust .

 

[00wyk]

Nice job.
Beautiful country there!

I like it. Great views if I go to the fields up the side of the Comeraghs(if u look close, there's a dirty saw behind the tractor seat):

 

[00wyk]

Very cool.

This is the work I did that day on the estate. Gave the 288XP a workout:

To this for 'SCOOP' to handle(all cookied and quatered):

 

[LOMartin]

@00wyk

That is a beautiful view.

Those old stone building are great, what amazing craftsmanship.

 

[00wyk]

A closer view and u can see the estate owners' Jonsered and a better view of the mtn across the suir valley - Slieve NaMon.

 

[00wyk]

@00wyk

That is a beautiful view.

Those old stone building are great, what amazing craftsmanship.

It's all stone here. Wood is for interiors. There's more stone than wood here, anyways.

This is the castle our estate surrounds:

Our estate houses to the left, castle to the right.

 

[RI Chevy]

WOW! Beautiful!

 

[SOS Ridgerider]

WOW! Beautiful!

I agree Jeff. There is no better word than “WOW!” for that. I’d love to see that in person.

 

[00wyk]

I agree Jeff. There is no better word than “WOW!” for that. I’d love to see that in person.

Its nearly lost on the locals. Sometimes I can't help but stop and reflect on all the glory. These are some photos I have taken over the years:

https://pbase.com/wyk/gurteen_de_la_poer

 

[LOMartin]

Its nearly lost on the locals. Sometimes I can't help but stop and reflect on all the glory. These are some photos I have taken over the years:

https://pbase.com/wyk/gurteen_de_la_poer

That is incredible. thank you for sharing all those images.

I shoot mirrorless Sony also, best camera investment I have ever made.

 

[bigbadbob]

Its nearly lost on the locals. Sometimes I can't help but stop and reflect on all the glory. These are some photos I have taken over the years:

https://pbase.com/wyk/gurteen_de_la_poer

The wife and I both thank you for that pics. Very nice.