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I agree 100% with what you said there, we train for every darn near imaginable situation, but we havent ever really though of this... -
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Had to work in high heat, 40 Celcius do the math for Fahreneit yourselves Removal of a very old mulberry in *s-wordty condition, rotten... -
Catbuster replied to the thread Brotherhood of Firemen.There are a lot of places in Appalachia (Daniel Boone & Cherokee NF primarily) where federal & state firefighters have been shot at in...
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drfinatley gonna be a discussion about being armed at wednesdays training. Its a big no-no when out on assignment, but I think we should...
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Thoughts and prayers for those in Idaho and also the rest of the wildfire crews who now have another worry on their mind.
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Weekend warrior logging, pulling out cedar with the 2120 for a local specialty builder.
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We didn’t think of that. Dad’s kind of a cowboy. And the ground is just sandstone bedrock. No coal or gas for 50 miles.
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I always figured if I did this I would start some sort of 100 year underground fire like Centralia, PA
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When my Dad was clearing his land there was a big stump like that. He piled brush on it for a year or two. We lit the pile off when my...
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Most Poplars get big. Tulips and Silvers do anyway. These are more like a Cottonwood. They grow incredibly fast. Unfortunately...
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Hybrid Poplar.
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Ha, I see what you did there...."ash" trees on fire, lol Just out of curiosity, were those EAB killed white ash? Around here the...
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Some ash trees. The stock exhaust on my 394xp set one on fire. It was a dry, windy day and the log was full of dry fungus. Most of...
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Since a 200T has been mentioned many people have not seen the insides of that engine .Considering the bore size that engine has a huge...
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It’s amazing how simple 2 cycle engine theory is, yet how complex all of the timing events are to get the results we want.
