Nov 29 (that's tonight guys) new series "Redwood Kings" begins. They'll be cutting a huge redwood with a 13' foot chainsaw, single power head!!!. 8pm Pacific Coast time.
Harry K
Harry K
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http://www.*****************/gallery/albums/userpics/22539/rps20131125_184336_769.jpg Worlds largest chainsaw 13' there going to cut a giant redwood on Animal planet channel Fri. Nov.29th
zogger
Tree Freak
Found the pic on their facebook page. Yep, big bar on that bad boy.
I wanna know two things. What power head is it that can drive that thang. And how in the name of anything can they keep it oiled up!!
Harry K
Odd, The pic showed in my reply before I sent it but not after. I stole it from an alert message over on another forum.
Harry K
MasterBlaster
TreeHouse Elder
Odd forum to place this thread in.
I'm watching, for sure!
I'm watching, for sure!
zogger
Tree Freak
Well, it looks like an older big stihl something, 090 or 70 maybe? Someone will know or they will say on the show.
MasterBlaster
TreeHouse Elder
Steve NW WI
Unwanted Riff Raff.
Harry, your link to the image goes to one of the "sites that shall not be mentioned here"
I saved the pic off that site to my computer, will upload it here. Looks like probably a 3120 Husky to me
Now if I could just get my Directv to cooperate, I could go watch the rest of it. Effin high tech stuff...
I saved the pic off that site to my computer, will upload it here. Looks like probably a 3120 Husky to me
Now if I could just get my Directv to cooperate, I could go watch the rest of it. Effin high tech stuff...
Well, that was disappointing. I expected it to be about logging. It was interesting but not much chainsawing and no discussion at all about them except for a bit about hitting things in the stumps.
Harry K
Harry K
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Saw the title in this forum, figured it would've been tracking the North American Woodbooga.
Thanks for the heads up on this show. Even though it's not logging or anything, its pretty neat. These guys ae very talented. And those huge trees just fascinate the bejeebers outta me. Wife watched it with me, she asked how much that stuff would cost. I told her I'm pretty sure you don't want to know.
It's good to see somebody making use of all the culls that were left in the woods.
zogger
Tree Freak
Is this the same show where they go diving and find old valuable logs on the river bottoms and salvage them? My boss was trying to describe a show he saw on the satellite but couldn't remember the name of it.
MasterBlaster
TreeHouse Elder
No, that's another show.
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