Cody's Been In The Black

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Found these videos.

[video=youtube_share;pY0c5kru01s]http://youtu.be/pY0c5kru01s[/video]

 

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[video=youtube_share;FYR9nKQe5HM]http://youtu.be/FYR9nKQe5HM[/video]

He must have a hardhat cam?

 

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[video=youtube_share;5nxhq7bKlCQ]http://youtu.be/5nxhq7bKlCQ[/video]

 

[Jon1212]

[video=youtube_share;FYR9nKQe5HM]http://youtu.be/FYR9nKQe5HM[/video]

He must have a hardhat cam?

Cool video, I kept tilting my head while he was cutting the face notch..........LOL!!!

 

[mile9socounty]

Some pretty good vids Cody has there. Thanks for posting them Slowp.

 

[046]

thanks for posting!!

 

[Dog_River]

enjoyed them...... thanks

Dog_River

 

[imagineero]

Thanks for sharing the find!
Don't envy him cutting in that burnt up wood, wonder how long the chain stays sharp. Do they do anything with the timber?

Shaun

 

[jeepyfz450]

Great vids. i had seen another video of the sizwheel SP? and couldnt really see what was going on but this video was clear. Does the sizwheel act the same on hardwoods?

 

[Gologit]

Thanks for sharing the find!
Do they do anything with the timber?

Shaun

If the burn is on private ground it usually gets logged, shipped, and milled. Immediately. A lot of times the haul roads are being prepped before the fire is even out. The quicker you get the wood out the more of it you can save. Nobody likes working a burn salvage but it's part of the life.

Government ground is a different story. Sometimes it takes a year or more, sometimes a lot more, to start logging burned timber. Sometimes it doesn't get logged at all. The amount of waste is appalling.