And sorry but I am not able to find confirmation about him doing this in his own land which makes the whole situation a bit more awkward.
And sorry but I am not able to find confirmation about him doing this in his own land which makes the whole situation a bit more awkward.
This is a preamble to a novel of the world of pain my hands, arms and joints were in afterward, at my age and shape. And yet despite being an overpaid typist like most of us here, I regularly do heavy repairwork and maintenance, such as digging 110' drainage ditches on my property by hand, shovel and mattock. But it was the jarring impacts that don't play nicely with our flavor of carpal tunnel.
From that limited perspective, I can appreciate the amount of work this feller put into this build. He's using hand tools. The tractor is in lieu of logging horses or borrowing a half dozen people to pull. IMO, the sheer amount of time and effort that went into this is to be respected alone.
Cutting down old trees happens all the time for lumber.
Someone linked to a newspaper article above that made it clear he is building on land owned by his family.