freedhardwoods
Deeply Rooted
I finally overcame the cheapskate side of me and bought a back-saver. Scooping 25 heaping wheelbarrow loads of sawdust with several more to do as well as facing having to shovel several tons of rock under my new deck helped convince me.
Really though it's more about the time it will save than the exercise, even though I need more. There are a lot of jobs I've been putting off that will be a lot easier.
4wd, diesel, pto, cat 1 three point hitch. It's 7 or 8 years old with only 275 hours (same as new). I got it at an auction for $4100. New price was over $12,000
Pic 2 is where I took one of the tie down straps loose and it rolled forward.
Pic 3 is $40 at a parts yard and an hours work.
Really though it's more about the time it will save than the exercise, even though I need more. There are a lot of jobs I've been putting off that will be a lot easier.
4wd, diesel, pto, cat 1 three point hitch. It's 7 or 8 years old with only 275 hours (same as new). I got it at an auction for $4100. New price was over $12,000
Pic 2 is where I took one of the tie down straps loose and it rolled forward.
Pic 3 is $40 at a parts yard and an hours work.
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