AUSSIE1
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10,000 tree's, farg, I didn't realise that big a job.
It'll get easier each day as your body gets used to it (you'd hope).
Butt flair/elephants foot just means you cut higher. No biggie.
In the pine, not so much the hardwood they like the stumps lower that 150mm/6" only because other machinery has to transverse the same ground you have. Drive a forwarder over stumps this high and higher without suspension you'll know what I mean.
I didn't realise the harvester and fallers together.
That really makes it a no brainer.
To think your out in the fresh air, great scenery, doing a job like this makes it almost a crime to get paid.
Good schit.
It'll get easier each day as your body gets used to it (you'd hope).
Butt flair/elephants foot just means you cut higher. No biggie.
In the pine, not so much the hardwood they like the stumps lower that 150mm/6" only because other machinery has to transverse the same ground you have. Drive a forwarder over stumps this high and higher without suspension you'll know what I mean.
I didn't realise the harvester and fallers together.
That really makes it a no brainer.
To think your out in the fresh air, great scenery, doing a job like this makes it almost a crime to get paid.
Good schit.