Where is Caustic

[C HOLLAND]

Has anyone seen Caustic lately,,,,,he is flying below radar or on vacation, or actually working. :lol: :lol:

 

[3MR]

he has been on

 

[houstoncutter]

We are sort of in the same part of Texas, and it looks as if we may have an early spring, thank the almighty. I will run out on hay the first week of March. Anyway this is a__holes and elbows time, not enough hours in the day for all you work and also its a great time to be wetting a hook.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

we where in the teens last weekend with snow flurrys, this weekend suppose to be in the 70's. i aint puttin my longhandles away just yet..

 

[warpaint]

If he aint busier than a puppy in a room full of rubberballs, he may be thinkin up some more of those witticisms he is so well known for.

 

[bigbull338]

If he aint busier than a puppy in a room full of rubberballs, he may be thinkin up some more of those witticisms he is so well known for.

i was thinking busier than a long tail cat in a room full of rockers lolol.

 

[C HOLLAND]

Ala,,,,,it is suppose to get to mid 70's here today, I plan on getting the boat cleaned up and ready for some Crappie fishing soon.

 

[Gate Opener]

My mama came in real tired after working on the land with daddy and she said she was tireder than a tumblebug in an elephant yard.

 

[Campground Cattle]

He has got some kind of rig rented you pull behind the tractor grinding stumps out of one of his bottom's.

 

[Bullbuyer]

I'd bet he's out feeding all the newborn wild pigs - you know he's fond of 'em. That or just somewhere with his pettin' cows waiting for them to start calving.

 

[novatech]

He has got some kind of rig rented you pull behind the tractor grinding stumps out of one of his bottom's.

And I was thinking he might have built a nuc and delivering it to Iraq. I think he was building it with a saddle for Alice. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Alice]

He has got some kind of rig rented you pull behind the tractor grinding stumps out of one of his bottom's.

And I was thinking he might have built a nuc and delivering it to Iraq. I think he was building it with a saddle for Alice. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Oh yeah...a real dream come true... :roll:

 

[C HOLLAND]

He has got some kind of rig rented you pull behind the tractor grinding stumps out of one of his bottom's.

And I was thinking he might have built a nuc and delivering it to Iraq. I think he was building it with a saddle for Alice. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Oh yeah...a real dream come true... :roll:

I actually thought he was borrowing Alice's dog to help hunt down those wild hogs.

I know Alice would help him out anytime she could. :lol: :lol:

 

[Workinonit Farm]

He has got some kind of rig rented you pull behind the tractor grinding stumps out of one of his bottom's.

Sounds like fun. Maybe if he's lucky he'll nail a few of those wild hogs.

Where I work, they've been 'trying out' a nifty machine that does a similar job. It looks like a skid-steer with box on the front and inside this box is a huge cylinder-looking apparatus with many, many sharp teeth. You drive this thing up to and over trees as well as stumps and this thing just grinds them to a pulp.

Katherine

 

[novatech]

He has got some kind of rig rented you pull behind the tractor grinding stumps out of one of his bottom's.

Sounds like fun. Maybe if he's lucky he'll nail a few of those wild hogs.

Where I work, they've been 'trying out' a nifty machine that does a similar job. It looks like a skid-steer with box on the front and inside this box is a huge cylinder-looking apparatus with many, many sharp teeth. You drive this thing up to and over trees as well as stumps and this thing just grinds them to a pulp.

Timber Axe and many more brands like it. They chop up to a 6 in. tree, brush vines and all. Rent for about 250 a day at Bobcat of Houston, plus skidsteer.

Katherine

 

[novatech]

He has got some kind of rig rented you pull behind the tractor grinding stumps out of one of his bottom's.

Sounds like fun. Maybe if he's lucky he'll nail a few of those wild hogs.

Where I work, they've been 'trying out' a nifty machine that does a similar job. It looks like a skid-steer with box on the front and inside this box is a huge cylinder-looking apparatus with many, many sharp teeth. You drive this thing up to and over trees as well as stumps and this thing just grinds them to a pulp.

Timber Axe and many more brands like it. They chop up to a 6 in. tree, brush vines and all. Rent for about 250 a day at Bobcat of Houston, plus skidsteer.

Katherine

Timber Axe and many more brands like it. They chop up to a 6 in. tree, brush vines and all. Rent for about 250 a day at Bobcat of Houston, plus skidsteer.

 

[Workinonit Farm]

Timber Axe and many more brands like it. They chop up to a 6 in. tree, brush vines and all. Rent for about 250 a day at Bobcat of Houston, plus skidsteer.

The machine they've got where I work, will chop/grind trees up to at least 12 to 18 inch in diameter. I've never seen anything like it. The 'box' on the front looks like an add-on type of deal attatched to a John Deere machine. Really neat to watch this thing "eat" trees, as well as vines and other brush and stumps. Pretty quickly too.

Katherine

 

[Caustic Burno]

I have been busier than the little boy in the room full of horse crap, with that much horse crap there has to be a pony in there somewhere.

Been grinding stumps, building bulkheads, and lets not forget Mrs. Burno's new tiered flower beds up the hill behind the house. Don't know what we would have done without those flower beds.
Tilling the spring garden,liming it getting ready to plant new potatoes on the 1st.

I am going to sneak up the river next week to check out the perch jerking.

 

[Workinonit Farm]

and lets not forget Mrs. Burno's new tiered flower beds up the hill behind the house. Don't know what we would have done without those flower beds.

I trust that was the number one priority on your 'to-do' list?

Katherine

 

[HAY MAKER]

Timber Axe and many more brands like it. They chop up to a 6 in. tree, brush vines and all. Rent for about 250 a day at Bobcat of Houston, plus skidsteer.

The machine they've got where I work, will chop/grind trees up to at least 12 to 18 inch in diameter. I've never seen anything like it. The 'box' on the front looks like an add-on type of deal attatched to a John Deere machine. Really neat to watch this thing "eat" trees, as well as vines and other brush and stumps. Pretty quickly too.

Katherine

Katherine,this "machine: you are talkin about,does not work with a skidsteer does it ?
I have seen grinder/cutters for skidsteers,but nothing that would do what you are talkin about,seen a fellow once that had his fence rows cut with a machine similar to the one you are talking about,big/little trees brush,made no differnce,this thing made mulch outa them,I never got to see the machine work,they had it done before I got there,sure be nice to have that thing run around my fences.............good luck