Black gum, poplar and cherry

[Wolverine]

Gotcha. I saw this pic and wondered about the anchor point.

 

[Sagebrush33]

There are few, if any, American Chestnut trees left alive. A blight from Europe killed most of them.

There are a fare share of horse chestnut in my parts. I know of over a dozen growing. They stand out proud when in bloom.
I know of three of the edible chestnut variety. I am always grabbing a few of those prickly seed pods with intent on planting some.
By the time I remember to plant them they're to dried out.

 

[SpaceBus]

There are a fare share of horse chestnut in my parts. I know of over a dozen growing. They stand out proud when in bloom.
I know of three of the edible chestnut variety. I am always grabbing a few of those prickly seed pods with intent on planting some.
By the time I remember to plant them they're to dried out.

Those could also be Chinese chesnuts, which are resistant to the blight. Currently there is a huge project underway to created transgenic American chestnut trees that will be blight resistant. There are like two or three very small stands of trees that have avoided the blight, but overall they are extinct.

 

[Sagebrush33]

Those could also be Chinese chesnuts, which are resistant to the blight. Currently there is a huge project underway to created transgenic American chestnut trees that will be blight resistant. There are like two or three very small stands of trees that have avoided the blight, but overall they are extinct.

I'll have to read up on the Chinese variety.

 

[Moparmyway]

If I have some slope, I’m good but the real big stuff I get worn out on. Lmk how much, might take that off your hands if ya don’t want it.

I’ve never used one. @PA Dan How far down on a log can it be used?

lemme know

Did you fabricate your own Kevin? Or buy the Granville one?

Fabbed my own

 

[PA Dan]

The Granberg winch comes with 38' of line and they state you can use it on a 18' log.

I agree on the auxiliary oiler being needed! Building one as we speak.

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice guys.