MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
Well, I got all I split last night stacked today. The little one came out to help. She wanted to ride the ATV, I told her first we had to stack some wood. Two people definitely make it go quicker
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
He was probably making his way to the closet for his Shotgun….
Sawyer Rob
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A little dated, but here we go,
SR
SR
Sounds like you need to charge more
.Sure is good to be ahead, and have folks delivering some to you.
Yep elm.
I dropped an 8'⁶ log off it tonight, the Kubota struggled to lift it. Still another 8'⁶ one there, but I left it on to help push the root ball around/ help break it loose and get it out of the hole. I'll cut it off the root ball once the bark is totally covered in dirt
.Come and get them, they're yours to have
.Tried to get my buddy who does a lot of chainsaw milling to take them, but he said they are too small for him, go big or go home i guess.
I agree, all three pieces I bought are heavy for sure. I also wanted something to cut out my gas polesaw if I ever get stuck bad, so bigger seemed to be better for that application. Another thought is that that the longer blade will help me to make it thru many branches with just one stroke, which should help conserve some energy, but I don't do too much pruning work anyway.When I was buying I was thinking a longer hooked saw would be useful but quite frankly, with the 18' pole set up the lightest saw possible is greatly appreciated! With a 6' or 12' pole set up a longer hooked blade could be useful but at anywhere from 6' to 12' I could use my Stihl HT131 saw with it's 14' bar. As such, I don't think I'll be buying another blade but maybe someday...
I just spoke with the electrical contractor about a new pole. I anticipate this job is going to be stupid expensive due to all the bed rock and access problems.
Sounds like a fun one for sure!
I wish I could. One that size is about all my little trailer can handle. Red Elm has a beautiful grain and is one of those overlooked furniture grade lumbers.Yep elm.
I dropped an 8'⁶ log off it tonight, the Kubota struggled to lift it. Still another 8'⁶ one there, but I left it on to help push the root ball around/ help break it loose and get it out of the hole. I'll cut it off the root ball once the bark is totally covered in dirt
Come and get them, they're yours to have
Tried to get my buddy who does a lot of chainsaw milling to take them, but he said they are too small for him, go big or go home i guess......
Makes good axe handles to ,
Even worse today when we have a natural born dope as President with his natural born dopehead son.A little dated, but here we go,
SR
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Looks like that puller will be more than worth the price. You are really able to get your place cleaned up with it.
It is worth every penny. Not having to get off the tractor is a huge plus. Most of the root balls are gone too. I have a mound of Sumacs to get rid of. They are a real PITA. They are so soft that this unit literally snaps off most of them under 1" leaving the roots in place. I snapped off a few 2" ones yesterday in that clearing that I made on the other side of the barn. I will end up spraying the roots with Roundup once the tops are gone. I did take down a 8" Cherry and pulled the roots out with this tool yesterday. That took some work. I'll get a picture of that today.Looks like that puller will be more than worth the price. You are really able to get your place cleaned up with it.
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My kids say the same thing HR but they can't say I've ever ran out of wood!
Also worse today because of the things that were set up back when the bummer was in office.
Plenty of idiots out there, on both sides, many are just doing what their mastere tell them to, but some have dementia and can't help but go off script.
Saw this today, idiots!
https://www.youtube.com/live/T-Y9udVknTo?si=ulSY7uiP-9W8-gYe
Got this yesterday.
Then took this to the store today, for the owner’s personal use.
Now we have more splitting to do.
We’re coming home from twenty days in the mountains tomorrow.
Then took this to the store today, for the owner’s personal use.
Now we have more splitting to do.
We’re coming home from twenty days in the mountains tomorrow.
Back straps & tenderloins ...10-4 !
Sawyer Rob
Addicted to ArboristSite
SR
MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
No firewood today
Went scouting in the field with my daughter
We got 30yards from two bucks. A nice 8 and a half rack 8. He has a nice 4 on one side and a weird low 1 on the other
She pretended to draw a bow back then said “got him”
Made me smile!!
Went scouting in the field with my daughter
We got 30yards from two bucks. A nice 8 and a half rack 8. He has a nice 4 on one side and a weird low 1 on the other
She pretended to draw a bow back then said “got him”
Made me smile!!
have you been working on Dusy?
saw it still wasn’t open last week.
Tonight:
And there were a few stragglers that ended up in the bed of the truck. Mix of pine, cherry, mystery wood, and a few sticks of cedar. Probably another truckload left to get there, so that will be another 5 mile trip.
And there were a few stragglers that ended up in the bed of the truck. Mix of pine, cherry, mystery wood, and a few sticks of cedar. Probably another truckload left to get there, so that will be another 5 mile trip.
Only saw action I got today was getting stuck at a craftsman plastic fantastic.
It's our assistant pastors saw and he wants to see if I can work miracles I guess. I don't know that I've ever seen one of those run well for a full tank of fuel.
It's our assistant pastors saw and he wants to see if I can work miracles I guess. I don't know that I've ever seen one of those run well for a full tank of fuel.
