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Custy got a few nice shots of me deadwooding a red oak last week

Is Carl still on here? Rutherford, right? I remember him from a few years ago, but I've been out for a while

Looks like I have to check out the AL option as well, lucky for me the kubota dealer also sells Avant. Has anyone used the new bobcat AL?

I don't follow, one is hands down better than the other? Or they're too different to compare?

How is the cab for getting in /out repeatedly. My 3 concerns for Articulated loader vs mini skid are overall footprint for jobsite maneuvering and trailer space, stability on slopes (easier to jump off a mini skid), and hassle of getting on /off frequently. Ease of on /off really struck me when...

Time to spark up this thread again. I'm in the market for a mini, I rented one for a big job recently and realized that I simply MUST have one on hand at all times. I used the new kubota scl 1000 and the dingo tx1000, both with a "skidder grapple" that I was not familiar with (Ryan's I think, or...

I bought my f250 with the gas engine at I am not that familiar with diesel, but after a wild of hauling my chipper around, I want diesel. Our chipper is diesel, and I'm looking for a diesel mini skid. My chip truck is an 89 Ford f450 with the 461 gas engine, it's a beast, and a thirsty beast. It...

35 shots? I don't have that many rounds in a single loading for my hunting rifle. I just got it this year (savage axis II 6.5 Creedmoor) , during the shortage craziness. I searched around to find find a box of this, a box of that, etc. Last year and a half jump started my gun collection, bought...

Chiming in late here, but any thoughts on hanging the whole thing from the 2 oaks it's leaning into? Then cutting the base, secured to a trunk behind it to control its release, then lowering the tree as sections are cut from the bottom? I've never done this myself, and it seems like too much for...

Cool project to be a part of

I'm glad that I lost the tree that waffled my 461 I was very quick to let go of the saw and see where the tree was going

Looks like a great time. I'm hoping to get a new-er bike and some more ride time myself in the spring

Looks like he had a serious Dutchman on the far side of his notch? (The right side as viewed from his helmet while they are getting him out). The left side has fiber pull, the right side is a clean cut, seems to me that's what caused it to grab the saw.

I have a small, there's a medium and large, not sure if that covers the ludicrous range or not. . . The jump between small and medium was noticeable, but not huge, so I would guess the large is a bit bigger than average but not monstrous

Yeah, it's the monkey beaver. They're really hard to get ahold of right now, I got lucky at the Baltimore expo.

Omg, I F'ing LOVE this saddle. I was aloft for about 3hrs with it, ascending my climb line, on spurs & lanyard, hanging from an overhead TIP, etc, I love it. I had no discomfort whatsoever. I didn't even adjust anything from the other day and it didn't ride up, it just worked! I feel that's one...

Hey Butch, a pic of you made it into the chainsaw safety class at the expo. You were chunking down a trunk with what looked like a 460 or 660, and the safety issue was the cigarette.

I've been climbing weaver's newer version of the cougar, I forget what model number or name is on it. It comes with a rope bridge, which is doubled (and the associated rigging plates) and had some orange webbing here and there, otherwise looks just like the cougar. It works ok for me, but I...

Big bang is one my all time favorites. Especially since my wife is a nerd, I might be one too. .

I though so :D