Your picture brings back memories.........I hated cutting firewood as a kid. I now realize, although it was hard work, it was good, honest work, and yes we used a jeep.

Work horse!
                 A few weeks ago we had a Blizzard here in CT that dumped 30inches of snow over night. (not the picture below) Our driveway is 1,200 ft long and this poor little CJ5 plowed for 8 hours and made it to within 40 feet of the road before the clutch overheated or got wet? and would not grab. The only way to plow was to ram a couple feet to the left then back up and ram a couple feet to the right then repeat over and over. We have a Rubicon with Diff lockers and it couldn't move. The next day the clutch cooled down or dried out and seems to be okay. It'll be hauling more firewood this afternoon.
Matt


Here' a blizzard pic the day after. I had some really good photos before anything was cleared but somebody fiddled with the bleepin digital camera!

Mac, I see a two Jeep family there. The Universal Jeep was and still is a work horse on the farm and even in the cities. I am a little slower at cutting, stripping limbs and moving the wood to haul it now days but it was good exercise from setting around reading and drinking beer all winter. I borrowed my neighbors 20" chain saw but I think I'll buy a 14" or 16". I plan to get my wood stove finished this year for next winter.

The man won't be able to start clearing for a month or so and I will continue to cut down the trees worth using for fire wood rather than everything. I think he will use a front end loader rather than his crawler to clear the trees and I plan to take lots of photo's. I decided to just push them up and let them rot. If I have to I will burn them but that could be a fire hazard  . I'll discuss it with my friend the County Fire Chief.