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I try to do that as much as I can as well. Sometimes it just causes too much of a gap if i prune out. Although one pruning cut a couple inches off the ground would be ideal 😂

That's a quite the ladder. I wonder if they can be had on this o the pond.

I just prune to get it tucked in, no tying for me.

Make sure it's pumped up good. It doesn't atomize well if not.

Sawmill quit in the middle of making a casket log yesterday. This project started a year ago, but I didn't know exactly what it was. Yesterday he tells me it's for his wife, who died last week. I have two makes two cuts, one on the bottom di it sits level, and one on the top for a lid.

3-2 VT por vida Hard to look at one of your own youtube videos and see "20yr ago"

...and if it's really risky, I abide the rules and cheat - put a rope or cable in it.

Just looking to see what other use to tie up Swedish aspens or similar trees. I tyically use hemp string/twine as it's hidden and will eventually break and not girdle the tree if forgotten about. Typically by then the limb is now growing in the right direction. I find the arbor tie (green/brown...

I used a ladder today. Wasn’t long enough and was bitchin’ that I should have used my throwline. We use these ones at a few co tractors over the years. Triple extension ladder that also convert to an A frame. Similar. https://www.zarges.com/en/products/skymaster-x

6 months! That is quite awhile. When I was logging, my partner and I would try to shoot for a perfect Day- no hang ups, no getting pinched, no getting dull, etc. Iirc, that was achieved maybe 10-20% of the time.:|:

Ditto! One that sticks in my memory is a massive hickory that went sideways landing square on top of the skidder cab. Very ugly. And yeah, they build em tough :dude: :drink:

I know spurs are old news. It's often the little tips that pop in discussions that are little gems that make days easier.

They're good. High sound reduction. I don't wear that helmet typically.

Welcome back Gumboot!

Yes, like a dolly. Vegetable trailer. They drag them around the fields with tractors and then to the cooling sheds with semis.

I think a lot of it is that I’ve never gotten to cut production, not in a hurry. Also, usually there are targets around to some extent so missing isn’t really an option, so I go slow and pay attention.

Hey Sean, You like those muffs? Watched a video where Dan Holiday was raving about em. @SeanKroll

Cut a few more you will. I've cut em off, over sideways, over backwards, barber chair... if it can be f'd up I've done it. Guy was bucking logs for dad for awhile, claimed he hadn't been hung up in 6 months. Dad told em to go ahead and cut a few of em off... lol. Logs looked like linked up...

So how do those wheels steer? I don't see any tie rods. Like a fifth wheel?

Have you ever had to replace any parts on yours? Mine is about 7-8 years old but has only been used a handful of times. I wondered if I need to at least inspect/lube the pump cup.