Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

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The little area that I hauled my last trailer load of hardwood has a few stems of softwood to cut and haul out but today was tied up with work and a church picnic :(
Around 3:30 this afternoon I got everything finished so ,,,

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I got a bunch of stems cut just before supper :)
 
Well since I ate a light supper ....

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Since I had to work around the root balls of all these leaners I figured it was an opportunity to use the self releasing pulley to pull to the tractor .

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It worked great :)
This was it the top of a spruce .

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I'm not sure if he was there when I yanked that one out and it didn't like the ride LOL

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I did break a little bit of stuff as well but it's an easy fix .

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It'll be grade 70 rated chain from now on .
 
Damn nice 440 !! Did you cut the boards with the 440! I thought you had a 576 xp at husky, Does it still do ok? Not had time to run mine much yet.
Thanks, no actually I used my sons 661 to cut the boards, I did have a 576 xp at, I traded it for the 440, the 576 was a nice saw the auto tune just seemed to have a hard time getting it to run right at higher ellevation (6500') and when milling.
 
Well since I ate a light supper ....

IMG_20160709_173302.jpg


Since I had to work around the root balls of all these leaners I figured it was an opportunity to use the self releasing pulley to pull to the tractor .

IMG_20160709_175000.jpg


IMG_20160709_181310.jpg


IMG_20160709_182115.jpg


IMG_20160709_182938.jpg


It worked great :)
This was it the top of a spruce .

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IMG_20160709_182055.jpg


I'm not sure if he was there when I yanked that one out and it didn't like the ride LOL

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I did break a little bit of stuff as well but it's an easy fix .

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It'll be grade 70 rated chain from now on .

I do like that 'torque multiplication' cable rig! and seeing the P'pine's quills on the pine was awesome!! he** of a pix, imo!! guess it's true then, and u prove it... chain is only as good as its weakest link. lol ;)

that's some seriously good loggin'... like seeing the diesel tractor involved and helping. good foto essay... of out in the bush.
 
Thanks, I wish I could cut that good free hand.

he** with the cut! what I should have said was: nice board! lol... sorry, ok then...

nice board!

only guy I know who can... well, could... cut like that freehand, and he din't need a power saw was d-ick proenneke up at Twin Lakes, AK... now he could make a board!
 

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