Logging by the Thousand?

[tramp bushler]

Nothing wrong with and using the right tools in the right way . The ignoramisis who get sliced, crushed, and end up witheir brains scrambled . Arn't much !!!

As far as production , guality + saftey . I'de match the west coast bushler against any cutters , anywhere when the ground gets steep and the wood gets big . Its what we do all the time .
Big wood , steep ground + bad conditions is the only reason we still haven't been replaced by machines .

 

[tramp bushler]

Tom , thats why alot of us wear a leather pad on our spenders . . If the chain isn't in the wood , theres no sense wearin out your money makin arm . A couple weeks with it and your arm will rise to the occasion . You would be suprised at the bandy sometimes little guys that I've seen keep up with 075s , 2100 s 056 mag IIs ect . .

 

[hammerlogging]

Big wood , steep ground + bad conditions is the only reason we still haven't been replaced by machines .

I hope that qualifies as a business plan.:msp_wink:

 

[tramp bushler]

I hope that qualifies as a business plan.:msp_wink:

. Yup . For where I'm at now . Flatter ground , smaller wood . A harvestor is alot more productive.
But start up cost is insurmountable for me . Then theres the longer term availability of both timber and market .

 

[hammerlogging]

I meant for me. oversize, steep, thats what i do.

 

[Gologit]

I meant for me. oversize, steep, thats what i do.

Yup. Sounds familiar. I wish it didn't.

 

[hammerlogging]

you may say that, but I suspect that a few weeks away and you might itch for another one last run.

 

[Gologit]

you may say that, but I suspect that a few weeks away and you might itch for another one last run.

:hmm3grin2orange: Darn it, I can't find the "one finger salute" smiley. I hate it when you're right.