hillbillyboy
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Those are some strait trees for cherry, at least compared to what I see, they usually have a dogleg or two in them.
The Husqvarna 385
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Freakingstang
Doctor Freakinstein
Nice wood.
Most of the cherries round these parts are crooked and broken....
I do have three 20" x14 logs for my CSM whenever i get a chance to play with it.
Thanks for sharing.
Most of the cherries round these parts are crooked and broken....
I do have three 20" x14 logs for my CSM whenever i get a chance to play with it.
Thanks for sharing.
Gypo Logger
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woodfarmer said:
Cherry is going from 250/thou. for pallet grade to 8$/ft. for A+ slicer.
It's a lot of fun cutting this stuff.
John
Dennis Cahoon
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:monkey: No hard hat....but nice ear muffs you cull!.....Hahahahahaha!
SawTroll
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Gypo Logger said:
Your pictures are allways livening things up, very good job as usual!
:jawdrop: I haven't seen any crushed saws in this tread yet - how come???
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manual
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I remember that one. Must not have wanted it to get lost. LoLSWE#Kipp said:Only so we don't forget how John treats his saws .......
I did that with my saw. the tree turn before falling, Pinched the bar and then fell on the saw. Cost me a new tank and handle. I got lucky could have ended up like Johns.
manual
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I don't know about that check out the Humbult.Dennis Cahoon said:
SawTroll
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So do I, and I believe that saw fared much worse than yours.....manual said:
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Marky Mark
Hell's Kitchen Trapper
The saw faired well but the tractor didn't. HAHAHAHAHAHA
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Gypo Logger
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SWE#Kipp said:Only so we don't forget how John treats his saws .......
That was one of my favourites.
Hahahaha
John
sawinredneck
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And I wonderd why John didn't come around much anymore:monkey:
Andy
Andy
Gypo Logger
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Nothing you can't buff out there Andy. Now that the tractor is paid off I was thinking of trading in the old 05 Dodge for a new one. Hey, you can borrow money and pay interest, but they can't take your soul.sawinredneck said:
Anyway fellas, I'm getting a reasonable collection of peelers in spite of all this rain.:bang:
John
sawinredneck
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Incredible, that is some nice wood John!!! I can get that around here, if you like them at around 12" dia., but not much that big, and no cherry
Andy
Andy
Gypo Logger
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Sometimes the smaller wood is good for a change, it's just that you need more chokers.sawinredneck said:Incredible, that is some nice wood John!!! I can get that around here, if you like them at around 12" dia., but not much that big, and no cherry
Andy
It's hard to put things into perspective as to size, but his a 385 for comparison. The little tractor works great for these postage stamp size landings.
John
try not to get too much mud on those nice logs
sawinredneck
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That is close to the type of woods I work in, mine is a little tighter and mostly all white Oak. I need to get back out and start thining it so some o the larger trees can grow larger. Take out three and leave two, you know. Then the cedars can fill in the holes or me :taped:
Andy
Andy
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