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HBack to cuttin spruce trees in half. There's no end of spruce trees in the country, and no end of people who want them cut in half...
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HI remember when the old man would come home from a day of putting timber on the ground with a Mac 125. He sure was grouchy sometimes...
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Big difference is the fatigue factor, I would say your style of cutting would be the deciding factor. In other words if you only cut a...
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HThe newer 462’s run about like an 044. Early 462 was really fast with a shorter bar, the 500 is a little more torque oriented and lugs...
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HI dont think it turned out too bad. Im not really into pruning or reductions but I think this turned out okay. Usual story of someone...
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HInteresting. We have a few different willows. The most common one is known as "sally" but has another more proper name. Its probably...
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HHoser replied to the thread Trees you've cut.Willow is the only tree I’ll cut if the land owner agrees I don’t have to take any of it. Heavy, wet, spongy. No one around here wants...
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HFrom my understanding there's lots of poplars. Some of them are known as cottonwood in some places. Aspen is a type of poplar I...
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HI’ve found our “cottonwood” to be extremely spongy and hinges well. Almost too well. Even when rotten in the middle, the side posts will...
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HPoplar Or cottonwood as its know in the US. They grow fast and straight. We had a nice open field to fell them into. Very...
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H394xp , 32" husqvarna light bar. I got lucky a few years ago and a junk man friend of mine sold it to me for 300.00$ .
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HBrought home some old dried out poplar, and some stinky spalted maple. One tiny little row of red oak under the poplar