gf beranek
Old Schooler
Dead, rotten and nasty pines. Oh my! All I can say is business must be good. It sure appears that way, anyway. A steady diet of nasty trees. Be careful you all.
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Jed
TreeHouser
O.k... "AT,"
... is there ANYONE on here other than Cory who could guess as to what AT might ever possibly mean??Cory... drug uphill by hand and ball cart. "Sucks with a half-life," as Al whould say, though I never fully knew what that meant either.
Sam: Yeah. Looking West... that'd be Seattle. (We were in Bellevue.)
Stephen: Lol a thousand times... cause the boys were laughing out loud at me with my spurs cinched into my chipper vice, and me on the flat-file grinding on em. ROCK hard stinkin Arbutus. 40" DBH: I'm not kiddin... at ten feat I just BARELY caught the far corner with a 36" bar.
The estimator talked the client into leaving a 10' "snag," so I just high-stumped the 40' log I had left, into the sticker-bushes. We got a bit over half the wood out today (cut a 6" cookie, split with maul, put on ball-cart. Repeat ad nauseum. Uphill both ways, etc.) We've got a four-man day tomorrow to get the rest of it out which should work out, God willing.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Friggen beautiful wood though eh Jed 
Excellent hinge BTW
Excellent hinge BTW
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
AT
Arbor Trolley
Nice work Jed
Arbor Trolley
Nice work Jed
Was back up in the beautiful gold country today throwing Goldens down the hillside...got 12 down, 7 more to go.....
30" to 36" average size pines
A bit of fog in the North fork/middle fork American river canyon
Great views of the south fork canyon from job site
first drop of the morning
This how I rolled
Very tight felling conditions, had to cut our way to most of the trunks
Lunch down at the river....The struggle is real..lol
Back at the cabin, done for the day and heading home
30" to 36" average size pines
A bit of fog in the North fork/middle fork American river canyon
Great views of the south fork canyon from job site
first drop of the morning
This how I rolled
Very tight felling conditions, had to cut our way to most of the trunks
Lunch down at the river....The struggle is real..lol
Back at the cabin, done for the day and heading home
MasterBlaster
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Sweet!
gf beranek
Old Schooler
Nice!
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
nice office man!
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
That looks great.
Wood Collector
TreeHouser
BOTS,
Whats the reason for scarfing so high on the beetle kill pines instead of low down on the stump? Is it just less strain on your backs?
Whats the reason for scarfing so high on the beetle kill pines instead of low down on the stump? Is it just less strain on your backs?
SeanKroll
Treehouser
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Grendel
TreeHouser
I love that truck Scott!
i was just messin with ya cory!
sotc
Dormant hero!!
Uglyness and beauty all together
gf beranek
Old Schooler
I can see tension and pressure forces at work there, Willy. With rot! What combo.
sotc
Dormant hero!!
A buncha nasty ones today Jerry. Several binding me in the face cuts. One bound a saw so hard i just grabbed another saw and made a new face higher up. Think that may be on video
gf beranek
Old Schooler
Keep up the good work, Willy, and always have a way out.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Willie please don't post anymore snow covered pics for a bit. It's cold here but none of that stuff yet.
Sean that's a lot of moss. Is that better or worse than heavy ivy when climbing?
Sean that's a lot of moss. Is that better or worse than heavy ivy when climbing?
