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Catbuster reacted to huskihl's post in the thread Was the Echo CS-7310P a fad or is anyone running them? with
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They went from $625 to $975 in a couple years. At that rate, people are just buying a 572 instead -
Great discussion men.
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Catbuster reacted to Evansaw's post in the thread The forestry and logging pictures thread with Like.
Even Sunday
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I just watched this entire documentary with my wife. Amazing footage and cool people:
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Little toy 151T can cut
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Some of the White Oaks I’ve cut have had spiral grain - I haven’t noticed any difference the way that I fell trees.
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I did play a little with steering the tree by gutting out the centre of the hinge unevenly instead steering it with my back cut. I...
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It’s is said that on green trees at least, the sap (outer) wood is more flexible and may hold better…center/heart wood less flexible and...
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I don’t think that’s a cop out at all. Everything is subjective and based upon what result needs to be achieved as far as hinge wood is...
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Does that % of heart bored out matter depending on tree diameter/ how dead it is? I tried it on a couple ash and elm last year but...
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Catbuster replied to the thread Gutting the hinge discussion.If I want more directional control I’ll leave the posts fatter. Sometimes front to back is just as helpful as side-to-side width. If...
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Yeah...I think I'm about done with gap faces and tall thin hinges. Only question left is two fat posts or one thin hinge. @afleetcommand...
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Catbuster replied to the thread Gutting the hinge discussion.I follow. When I’m thinking about gutting the hinge I’m more in the leaving somewhere between 10-25% as posts on the outside and really...
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Catbuster replied to the thread Let’s see some stumps.The maybe 3 spiral grain trees I’ve cut were snags by the time I got to them. It’s an obvious defect that most people don’t want to cut...