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Posted by LOU from Wi. on October 20, 2010 at 12:51:45 from (174.124.105.118):

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Here is the pictures of wood my SON Cut & hauled & split & stacked. Had to power a couple of loads up in piles with the 706. (the one Dave 2 Calls UGLY) lol.Its all under the deck,on the farm wagon,and in front of the garage ,Poplar on the wagon and in front of the garage is used in the furnance in the garage. Rest is Oak under the deck for the main furnance that heats the house. Now after a brief rest and servicing the trucks and equiptment for the winter shut down, then comes the teardown of the 722 BoBcat. We sure could have used it this year. My Daughter cut her 10 cord,Split and stacked it at her house. My son helped with her wood also. Hers is tarped and stacked and ready for Cold weather . She got her a new Saw( husqvarna 455E)and it worked just dandy for her. She is truly remarkable gal,Helped son stack wood too. I didn"t get any thing done to help, but went to the Vets yesterday for physical. Explained the depression thing,daughters death, sleeply spells, (I had a conformation that it was due to being 75 years old and not in the best of health. BUT the first thing I noticed about yesterday was the fact I DIDN"T have to lay down in the SUV for a nap on the way back. Had a delightfull trip there and back. Feel much better today then I have in such a long time. Now maybe I can get off my duff and help with the Bobcat problem.Bench work. YEA.Some pictures of the Sons endeavors over the last week. Bless his Heart. Thanks to all who posted. Warmest reguards LOU.


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