1 meter ~3.3ft
10 meters ~33ft
That log pile is poorly stacked some 7ft high.
The thin logs move unexpectedly as I buck a completely different one just from the vibrations - several dozed thin OD logs beginning to move usually causes a cascade reaction and an avalanche like cave in.
Large OD...
You do realize I am bucking 10ish meter long logs?!
And I have no heavy equipment for handling precut pieces, lest whole logs.
Bucking up a log pile is actually fun and very straightforward , as long as the logs aren't toothpicks - then it becomes a house of cards.
Began dismantling a firewood log pile, mostly dry toothpick sized beech logs with some oak in the mix.
Dolmar PS-550 & Husqvarna X-Cut
Two tanks of duel worth.
I need to clear the logs of bucked rounds and cave the top logs to the ground.
I prefer large OD logs, they do not move as much!
I do not loan out any of my chainsaws and I won't bother keeping a loaner saw either.
No matter whether someone asks for a chainsaw for "just a couple cuts" or actually admits they need to process their upcoming winters firewood I point them to our numerous local supermarkets to go buy one of...
This is what bone dry beech logs will get You.
Yes, chain is sharp - Husqvarna X-Cut full chisel round ground.
Two tanks of fuel worth, no chain stretch, no chain touch up.
Could have gone a third tank but 35°C & no clouds convinced me otherwise.
I really like that air filter style!
Neighbor is going to come and get 4 Runner ladies tomorrow, re-home them with his 2 Runner gents from last year.
That will include my favorite Runner lady "Bella". :(
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