Wait. Isn't that Stressman's driveway? Think that photo was from his last weekend work party.
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Wait. Isn't that Stressman's driveway? Think that photo was from his last weekend work party.
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Back in my college days I drove my stock FJ40 over the Rubicon, still one of my best memories. Tried it in my Chevy with the family, very different outcome.
Sorry for resurrecting a thread sooo old, but I have a crazy question. Would the excavator not be able to replace the tele if it was large enough? I suspect the excavator may not be able to reach tall enough to set the ridge, but other than that I'm curious what the limitation would be.
Mike
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Being able to set logs like this(not from 90 degrees from center of wall) is the only way we were able to build.
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Completed #1 - Sold #1.....#2 about to start
http://jandjloghome.blogspot.com/
What Shark said. This guy on YT did all his wall logs with an older skidsteer. Did the rest with lifting poles if i remember right. All depends on access, wall height, log size, etc.
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Trevor
I am debating that as well. I have a 50 hp tractor and I really need a mini or mid size excavator for soooo many other things. My thought was to get the excavator and go as far as I could vertical and then just rent the tele for a month for all the high stuff. After that part is done I think the excavator will be more useful than a tele.
Ken and Audra Dinino
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Lol, my first one was a 32hp, was great for "almost" everything I did. But I didn't like that idea so I sold it and got the 50 after the first season. It always bothered me that the salesman asks you how many acres you have and suggests a size accordingly. WTF? How about what are we doing with it is more important.
Ken and Audra Dinino
"Determined to build my log home before I leave this world"
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