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:thumbup: +1. Nice clean level ground too!

Would have enjoyed that life years ago!! Hard work but provisions all sorted. I find I can still work hard at times but it’s the going home and going straight into domestic chores and kids school life exhausts me!!!

Packed lunch for the majority of my working life although once whilst running a training course one of the trainees had a land rover with a big gas burner on the back for when he camped out. He stopped a bit earlier one day and brewed up fresh tea and cooked us all Bacon and egg rolls which we...

I didn’t get my gut from not eating lunch!! :lol:

Play day! Got to go forwarding the other day, made a nice change to hanging onto the saw for the day!

I will also gut a hinge on trees that I know are going to get caught up and not come to ground. When your winching the tree off the stump and you have to remove the remaining hinge to do so I only have to work the saw on the outer edges of the tree rather than under to get the middle lessening...

He definitely is! Jed - even though my pictures show us trying to fell low here it doesn’t mean that’s the best place to do it!!

Thanks for the comments guys. Definitely got to be low for commercial felling but can see the advantages of cutting high in a domestic/urban setting. The swept grain from the buttresses can cause hinges to run or shear real easy on shorter grained species when cutting low though. Pete- good to...

Yea long walkabout!!! Still viewed from afar though and good to see you still keep it going man. Life changes but at least I know I can still drop in and there will still be a thread and discussion about short bar techniques ��

Hi all, very long time and no postings (sorry Butch!) life does seem to get in the way!! A few photos I just found on the phone from an old fashioned line thinning from the other year to a couple of some hardwoods felled for a friend when I’m allowed out to play still!