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Read articles →This is a personal firewood-workflow video, not a tractor review. Dave from Mountaintop Living uses his Kubota LX2610 with a homemade pallet/crate carrier to haul split wood into a woodshed he's reorganizing for the season, explaining why the crate system beats tossing wood on the ground. It's a quick, casual update on his own process rather than a machine walkaround, best suited to LX2610 owners curious about firewood-handling implements and setups.
Posted by Dave, an owner sharing personal, homegrown firewood-handling routines on his own property using his LX2610.
To eliminate picking up split wood multiple times off the ground and to move it quickly under cover before rain, instead of tossing it on the ground like before.
Dave says it works out pretty good so far and is definitely better than tossing wood on the ground and picking it up later, for him personally.
He says he would really like a faster splitter, though otherwise this crate carrier system is currently his perfect setup.
