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Planted a 7
- Thread starter Cam85
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old-iron-habit
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- Moose Lake, MN
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- Retired Cons't. Supt./Hospitals
What a cool canopy. What is that you were pushing on?
:drinkup
Scrub Puller
Senior Member
Yair . . .
Heh, heh, heh . . . not as bad as I done with that nine on here somewhere.
As td25c mentions if you have a chainsaw a full length about twelve inches through across both tracks is the go . . . I have sometimes had to twitch in place with a bit of number eight through the tracks if grousers wouldn't pull it under . . . your generally out by the time you can pop the wires as it comes up under the "c" frame or push beams.
Cheers.
*PS. I thought you wuz getting your Blue Card and going yardying at a school?
Heh, heh, heh . . . not as bad as I done with that nine on here somewhere.
As td25c mentions if you have a chainsaw a full length about twelve inches through across both tracks is the go . . . I have sometimes had to twitch in place with a bit of number eight through the tracks if grousers wouldn't pull it under . . . your generally out by the time you can pop the wires as it comes up under the "c" frame or push beams.
Cheers.
*PS. I thought you wuz getting your Blue Card and going yardying at a school?
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Yes that canopy is a home built job it not to bad that's a stick rake on the front cut and stack timber under the ripper jack myself up took a lot of timber to get it that high stacked under tracks dropdown and repeat until ur sitting on something and back out.
Today she went down again so bad u step of the fair board and on to the mud it will take nothing less than the outher dozer to get it out
Queenslander
Senior Member
Looks like it might be time to park up for a bit.
This time of the year, it's not going to dry out in a hurry.
Kinda fun the first time but the novelty wears thin real quick.
Good luck Cam.