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Shoerfast Prob sounds like you did the right thing i'm sure we'll here more sorry i've been away busier than a one armed coat hanger

wood supply to bad they couldn't store that wood in a lake it would last longer

awesome you know i had to read that entire article it was great,i'm sure in my younger days i would have been all over that one . i think after app. 15 yrs of production falling my knees and ankles couldn't take that abuse anymore, and i'm not sure if i'm quite as brave as i used to be lol...

pic what is that saw gavin looks like around a 385 full wrap or a little smaller

:notrolls2: thanks

Hi boy have i missed alot in the last few days good think i'm going out of town again the productive channel i started to learn from has turned into a political debate.:mad:

ok sound fair to me tom and if you can make that work in the real world that's even better. i downsized about 2 years ago, i used to run about 4 to 6 employees. I do most things myself now and i use the odd extra help short term, it's nice not having any commitments to my employees anymore...

reply It's Not The Gun That Kills You If You Haven't Figured It Out Yet, It' S Got Nothing To Do With The Saw If Your Still Having Problems And Finding Answers The Hard Way Step Back And Take A Look At What You Are Doing.

who's property is it? Somewhere in life a few people are missing the point. The first line i read in the beginning of this thread says "i recently purchased some property" In my world that becomes your own property ,if you don't like it ,gee that's to bad. If the guy wants to cut down trees...

ok You know what i like killing trees but this is not a bad idea if the terrain permits but you will have to ribbon off the dangerous area, or you could be setting yourself up for trouble.

more pics just another day at the office

small saws i wouldnt;' go with one of those real small saws go up one model the antivibration is not very good on those ones or you could try a husky 41 is a pretty good little saw.

lol born to clearcut

wow look man just use your thinker ,think about the forces and gravity , make a plan don't work alone all you need is a chainsaw and if you prefer a spotter 3minutes to put it on the ground and about 30 minutes to chunk it up.

phew it's getting thick in here lol

lmao lmao= laughing my ass off are you guys having a bad time here,I'm just having a little fun let me know when we're not.

pics here's a few pics for ya one is just a pic with a stump with a humbolt cut the other is a spruce i fell yesterday nice stick for interior wood 40inches on the but and still 15 inches at 100 feet.

reply LMAO!

honesty thank you for your honesty Not trying to bash the guy but you need a ticket and about 4 years of training to be an electrician. Now people think they can fall trees with 1/2 day of training. I am not exaggerating when i say i have fell more than 200,000 trees after 15 years i still...

ok when you look at my avatar picture would that qualify me or is that illegal(no ropes, no bands)at 70 ft