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First big White Oak blew down, second one was in its way and had most of it's limbs stripped off by the blow down. They wanted me to... -
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The only standing tree of the job. Another big dead ash. Note how the next tree to the right looks a bit better and the next one...
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Back to storm damage today. Cut up a few fallen bog birche trees. The land owner brought his trailer to fill with chip. He's going to...
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Some conifers from today. No wind today, made for a nice change. Stripped this spruce of its branches, took the top out and 1 section...
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I think the two main causes of barber chair are dull chains and stopping cutting when the tree starts to move. If your chain is dull you...
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It will chair if it's tall, straight, has no lower branches and the grain is straight. Often see branches splitting when cut but the...
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Any tree can barber chair. In the right circumstances. Defects, mostly improper technique. To say otherwise would be living on a false...
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There’s less and less guys around here who want to cut ash with a saw due to them chairing. Most of them are coming down now with a...
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Yeah your hardwoods all look taller and straighter. Most of ours are shorter and with a bigger spread. Pics related.
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Very rarely see barber chairs here. I think our trees are too twisty and full of knots. The grain is not long or straight enough. With...
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I couldn’t agree with you and @Woodpecker more. Domestic trees are very different than west coast production timber. The risks and...
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Heavy leaning dead ash. Still went sideways But moved forward enough to clear a ruined shed the land owner wanted to rebuild. I would...
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Wolverine replied to the thread Firewood thread!!! Let's see what you got!!!!.Got the rest of the oak and some ash.
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Wolverine reacted to Jusgunn3's post in the thread Firewood thread!!! Let's see what you got!!!! with Like.
I cut down an oak that had very similar rot on the inside, crazy those things can stand so long.
