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awesome... good to see a young man who's not afraid of work

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are you still posting complete nonsense... wasn't it you that suggested loggers use a beach wagon to haul a GRCS around the woods?

that's wrong.. completely wrong.. where did you get that from? Just goes to show how out of touch with reality this industry is.

I gotta be me! everyone else is taken.

straight stick, clean grain, plenty of room on each side, close to 5 degrees on each side. That's not as difficult as it looks. While the last statement is somewhat subjective, the following is not: ROGER DIDN'T MAKE THE CUT.. ROGER HIRED SOMEONE TO MAKE THE CUT. That only makes him smart if...

except Roger didn't make that cut... Some guys pick up the saw when for a tight drop.. Roger picked up the phone instead

that's a little overkill bro

I consider a loader essential. I would get one and lose the vermeer.. go bandit or morbark!

what kind of chipper is it.. I haev an old bill of sale for a rayco that might be used to get a title. ALos plenty of bandit chippers here without tags.

This forum is about dead. Great job by the moderator who helped kill it, and is proud of himself for "chasing" me off arboristsite. Three threads in the video forum have had in the last 4 plus months. The answer to the question "how much can I safely trim off it is PLENTY for the tree's safety...

Excellent post..

Just thought I'd bump this thread to see who's still around AS these days. How have you all been???

with a sharp saw it's often plenty easy to cut a deep notch.. I do it all the time

closer than I expected that's for sure, but there was nothing downhill to worry about. I was just trying to keep it off the lawn to make the next cut easier.. It ended up being 10' but log, so we ended up rolling it down the hill rather than trying to pick it up with the skid steer.. IN...

IN order to minimize lawn damage and keep the log out of the dirt and off the ground so its easier to cut without dulling, two logs from the top were used to cushion the fall, then one log was used to stop the roll and another long limb was used to keep the wood off the ground...

At least I can afford a bucket truck... all these years later and you can't.. maybe time to re-think your game!

He mentioned "it was a two bandanna wound to keep blood from dripping on the groundies"... So ya... there were groundies .... please don't defend this story... its a shame...

TV shows don;t usually make any money until they are syndicated.. It's all the re-runs that actually make the big $$$... her show happens to replay much better than talk shows which are tied to current events and celebrity events etc, and don't play well down the road, But nothing dates her show...