Front End Friday

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1 hour ago, Sarthurs01 said:

bring a horse to work Friday!

           Wouldn't you need to turn it a bit to do an alignment ?                

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3 hours ago, 953 nut said:

           Wouldn't you need to turn it a bit to do an alignment ?                

Experimental 😂 but made life easy buttoning the last few odd n ends 

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45 minutes ago, Sparky said:

 

New Horse barn??

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A Dandy!!!!!

 

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Ah! I missed that..😎

[cleat 6,357]

Just the basic front end of my Work Horse GT1600.

 

[ebinmaine 68,393]

Tiny bit of the top corners of the front end.  

 

 

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Here’s mine, 92 312-8 and 87 308-8.

Edited October 4 by MainelyWheelhorse

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Boys and I got the show ponies washed up and loaded for Sundays show! Show is downtown Clarion Pennsylvania if anybody’s nearby.

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Front view friday?

[D_Mac 8,713]

Some front ends. Some I don't have anymore Some I do. 

[Lee1977 6,797]

On 10/4/2024 at 5:49 PM, ebinmaine said:

Tiny bit of the top corners of the front end.  

 

 

I see who's tractor that is so we know who stacked that fire wood.

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1 minute ago, Lee1977 said:

I see who's tractor that is so we know who stacked that fire wood.

You BET ya do!!!

[Handy Don 12,467]

On 10/4/2024 at 5:49 PM, ebinmaine said:

Tiny bit of the top corners of the front end

I'm surprised to see all of that firewood split so small. I try for a variety of sizes so that once I have a good set of coals from smaller stuff I can use larger pieces for longer burns at moderate draft. Yep, too durn lazy to tend the stove every two hours.

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1 hour ago, Handy Don said:

I'm surprised to see all of that firewood split so small. I try for a variety of sizes so that once I have a good set of coals from smaller stuff I can use larger pieces for longer burns at moderate draft. Yep, too durn lazy to tend the stove every two hours.

 

Knowing Trina personally as you do, you can verify she hasn't got a lazy molecule anywhere.  

 

That said though....

 

She cuts the wood short. 14" to 16"..

Also double splits every piece.  

 

She finds it infinitely easier to handle while processing and burning too.  

 

Our fire burning times are more often shorter than overnight. Smaller pieces burn faster and better for that.  

On the overnights Trina's learned to cut the air flow way down to maintain a decent burn.  

 

 

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Two plow rigs ready for action!

  

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