Bringing in firewood with the 3 point hitch dirt scoop

[@cspfitch]

That’s an amazing use of the old school attachments. Thank you for your video, I just got a few more ideas for uses on my dirt scoop.

[@FranconiaFriend]

I just bought my first small tractor. This scoop (along with a scraper) is high on my list for attachments. Don't have a way to put on a FEL but this looks like a good substitute. Man, that was a lot of work! BTW the snow drying process you described is called sublimation. Goes directly from solid to gas, bypassing liquid state.

[@mostlymoparih5682]

I like that dirt scope. Ya gotta use it on some dirt next summer for us.

[@cheaphomesteading]

Plan to use it more next summer for sure. Thanks for watching man

[@amos3three941]

I am looking in to getting of these dirt scoop and bring the wood from my barn to the house, only thing I would do different than you in this video is when I brought the wood up to the shed I would have back it as close inside the shed and removed the wood, save the extra picking it up again to stack it in the shed. But, every tub sets on its own bottom.

[@TheMaclays]

It seems the older we get the heavier the wood feels. Just a friendly tip. I do the cutting and splitting beside the wood shed so I don't have to handle it so many times. Your back will thank you later in life.

[@RustyGlovebox]

That last pile of wood is always the one you're looking for.

[@warny835]

Your wearing gloves!!! Good job bud.

[@cheaphomesteading]

Crazy Canadian I don’t always were gloves. Thanks for watching man

[@warny835]

@@cheaphomesteading ....I'm one of those too,but I wear gloves.LOL...East Coaster.

[@MrThenry1988]

What's a homesteader? I burn wood 100% for 18 years.

[@OffgridwithJayandJen]

I like it. I would just back that scoop right upto the shed door and get out and unload it by hand straight onto the stack, would keep it at waist level and save all the bending over. Sorry to be..."THAT GUY" lol

[@cheaphomesteading]

I thought about that but every trip I would have to get of the tractor. I thought it would take longer thanks for watching man.