TQP Autum 2008 Picture collections

[CharlieHorse]

This ones off of the roof of front of my house.   All these oaks and hickorys makes for a nice bunch of leaves to deal with all winter, plugging up gutters, etc.

[CharlieHorse]

About 3 times this much and I'll be set for the winter.   Are you all done Pheasant Hollow?  

[CharlieHorse]

Now to get some youngin's to run it through the splitter.      They like me alot!   

[Pheasant Hollow Farm]

About 3 times this much and I'll be set for the winter.   Are you all done Pheasant Hollow?  

No  I haven't had the chance to get the last 4 cords in. I usually have all my wood, cut split, and stacked by July 1st. Oh well I guess I am getting lazy in my old age 

Steve
Pheasant Hollow Farm

[Pheasant Hollow Farm]

This ones off of the roof of front of my house.   All these oaks and hickorys makes for a nice bunch of leaves to deal with all winter, plugging up gutters, etc.

I use a leaf blower on the roof to get the leaves and especially the black walnuts out of the gutters.

Steve
Pheasant Hollow Farm

[Pheasant Hollow Farm]

Nice pics Pheasant Hollow.

Here's one with 9 turkey and one deer standing with them in the distance.

Disregard date stamp, click to enlarge:

I though I saw 2 deer in that picture, way in the back center of the picture.

Steve
Pheasant Hollow Farm

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I had a friend of mine ( and I do have 1 ) give me a wood splitter a couple of weeks ago. It was in some tall grass behind his house and had not been used for several years. I had bought a ATV trailer from him when I discovered it behind the trailer. Ask him did he want to sell it and he said that I could have it, so I took it to another friend ( ah another one ) that works on small engines and he fixed it and it works great.

[Pheasant Hollow Farm]

I had a friend of mine ( and I do have 1 ) give my a wood splitter a couple of weeks ago. It was in some tall grass behind his house and had not been used for several years. I had bought a ATV trailer from him when I discovered it behind the trailer. Ask him did he want to sell it and he said that I could have it, so I took it to another friend ( ah another one ) that works on small engines and he fixed it and it works great.

I can't seem to find any friends like that. All my friends squeak when they walk. 

Steve
Pheasant Hollow Farm

[CharlieHorse]

My Father and I built that log splitter when I was in highschool, so it's about 26 years old. The axle is a straight front axle from a 2-wheel drive Willy's Jeep.  It will cut logs sideways.   

I use a leaf blower on the roof to get the leaves and especially the black walnuts out of the gutters.

That's what I use also, those are some handy devices there......remember how it used to have to be done?       

I though I saw 2 deer in that picture, way in the back center of the picture.

Nope, just one, the rest where turkeys.  They where real easy to see, it was lightly raining so camera did not do a good job.

I can't seem to find any friends like that. All my friends squeak when they walk. 

No mystery there.  

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Is that a 8N or 9N  I have had both...just sold a John Deere 4320 a couple years back..

[CharlieHorse]

800 Series (860), about a 1958 with close to 50HP.   Real good tractor, I would rather run it than the much newer Kabota, the Kabota (4wd, Noisy Diesel) has more of a safety factor going for it on these hills though.  Flat or fairly level ground, the Ford is more soothing to the mind. (Gasoline)

  I grew up running a tricycle 3020 and a wide 4030. I'd like to have a 4wd Ford 4000-4610.  A real Ford, not a New Holland.

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OK closer look I can see the difference in the hood..

[CharlieHorse]

Most people don't know that those Fords and Massey's weren't built in the states.

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Ya`ll carry on I got to go use my weed eater...