Conquistador3
Le Comte de Frou Frou
Sometimes I run into trees (90% of the time either Downy oak or Black locust) which have grown into places where "guiding" the fall is necessary to either avoid damages or making bucking and limbing easier.
Usually a cable or rope tied to a tractor or a truck is enough to do that but sometimes the layout of the place doesn't allow anything larger than a wheelbarrow to get through.
My Stihl dealership is also a Tractel dealer and they presently have two Tirfor's they may be willing to let go at highly discounted price (cancelled order): http://www.tractel.com/en/series.php?id_serie=47
I was thinking, just thinking, these things can also be used to guide a falling tree if properly placed. Besides several other uses of course.![Laugh :laugh: :laugh:](/styles/default/xenforo/laughing.gif)
Can it be done? Or I am just victim of the drugs I am still taking after my surgery?
Usually a cable or rope tied to a tractor or a truck is enough to do that but sometimes the layout of the place doesn't allow anything larger than a wheelbarrow to get through.
My Stihl dealership is also a Tractel dealer and they presently have two Tirfor's they may be willing to let go at highly discounted price (cancelled order): http://www.tractel.com/en/series.php?id_serie=47
I was thinking, just thinking, these things can also be used to guide a falling tree if properly placed. Besides several other uses of course.
![Laugh :laugh: :laugh:](/styles/default/xenforo/laughing.gif)
Can it be done? Or I am just victim of the drugs I am still taking after my surgery?