trees2
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realy !
Why do west coast loggers fell timber the way the do?
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realy !
Really... Although I did try the triangle files for a bit. Seemed like they dug more into the ties than the goofy file though....
trees2
ArboristSite Member
Do you ever work the inside of the cutter? If not try it .
What's a cutter?
trees2
ArboristSite Member
You know, the TOOTH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Teeth are in your head...
trees2
ArboristSite Member
Na dems teef
trees2
ArboristSite Member
Got to go load a tri axle now with white pine 25'-29' timber stock. Later
GASoline71
Mr. Nice Guy
White Pine = Piss Fir
Gary
Gary
LMAO Gary
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
25-29 inch pine ?now i see why they run short bars back east ...........
trees2
ArboristSite Member
Thats length not diameter. Sometimes things don't go the way you plan. Fuel problem. Changed both filters and air filter but still starving for fuel. Both tanks are clean ,no leaky lines , i'll try cracking the injector lines.
trees2
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But yeah, small diam. also . That's why you need to fall alot of trees per day to get a good tally. A pine job we did last week just a tad over 1 acre gave us 8 tri axle loads and 300 yards of chips.
Jon1212
Riff Raff Fart Knocker from other Forum's.
I was under the impression that the Off Topic Forum here was pretty darn funny, but these last 8 1/2 pages have provided me with some pretty good laughs. So thanks for that.
Jonathan
Jonathan
25 to 29 inch pine...those are the limbs, right?
trees2
ArboristSite Member
That's funny !
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
lot different than out here ,on my way to work i follow trucks holding 5-11 logs normaly ,some have more small ones ,for the pulp
Jon1212
Riff Raff Fart Knocker from other Forum's.
Yup...you'll notice that there are some people who don't post here.
Bob,
I would imagine that the humorless, ne'er do wells would be shown the door rather quickly, and I'd also venture to say the door wouldn't be opened before they make their "assisted" exit.
I also have a theory about those spikes wearing out faster:
As we (collective) age, gravity has a greater effect on our bodies. It is therefore my theory that it becomes more physically taxing to lift one's legs to the proper height to allow the needed clearance for said spikes, resulting in more wear.
But then again, I've been known to be full of crap from time to time.
In response to the corks wearing faster: just because they are made out of tool steel does not mean they are made out of 'hardened' tool steel. Regular unhardened tool steel is only a little harder then mild steel, could be ya all got a bad batch of "tool steel calks" or they where made in china buy long duk foo who wouldn't know the difference anyway:msp_thumbsup:
