We Love Our Halftracks

[grumpa]

Great build Jim, would recognise your work anywhere now I think.

Now tell the truth did you use your own timber !:smiling2::nerd:

Yes sir, took all day to buck it all up and split

[grumpa]

Been on my plow all week....Today is the first break in the weather since last Saturday. UPS refused to come up my driveway and dropped the box down by the Highway....found it while plowing the next day.
A price I gladly pay for living where I do :smiling3: Rick H.

Ugh! we're getting hit again, not so much this week though, hopefully under a foot.
Once after a rather heated argument some years ago with a fuel oil truck operator he agreed to let me pull him up the mountain
with the big skidder.
Had to pull him around to all our houses, not because we were not plowed out but because everything was a sheet of ice!
When we finally got him back down to the paved road, he swore he would never come back in winter ever again! :smiling5:

Jim.

[Mini Me]

Always.....ALWAYS replenish in the Fall. I know it is not convenient sometimes but sure saves a lot of heart ache down the road. I get a kick out of some folks around here, They goof off all summer and wait till the last minute to get their wood in. I have seen loads of cut & split going down the highway with snow flying. Not good.......to each his own

[Fernando N]

Great work Jim, no winter is gonna stop that one:thumb2::thumb2:

[Jim R]

Hi Jim
A truly great result. Like John I recognise your style.
Jim

[grumpa]

Always.....ALWAYS replenish in the Fall. I know it is not convenient sometimes but sure saves a lot of heart ache down the road. I get a kick out of some folks around here, They goof off all summer and wait till the last minute to get their wood in. I have seen loads of cut & split going down the highway with snow flying. Not good.......to each his own

Absolutely.
Since then we have added an additional tank to each house and always top them off in early fall when prices are low.
Speaking of the "ant and the grasshopper" fable, some folks never learn and always get caught with their knickers in a twist.
I'm talking about "full timers" who should know better and always expect us to just drop everything and tend to them
lickety split! The sad part is we usually do...customer's always right you know :rolling:

Jim.

[Mini Me]

I'm pretty lucky actually....I only worry about losing electricity. I have often thought about a generator but have managed for the past 16 years without one so......if we ever lose the grid like folks in Texas it might be a serious problem........... :thinking:
Rick H.