leadfarmer
Hot Rod !!!
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Since I left you guys this mornin 3 freakin pages
Thanks Simon. I feel that you are correct. I don't have a tractor heavy enough to pull it down. And for what I'd pay for a half dozen ratchet straps, I can likely get the local boom truck tree man to come take the top out of it leaving me a stick to drop. That's post oak and it's still alive. It's some of the best firewood in these parts, takes two years to cure out even split.
Bull hockey,I was just by the lake. Ain't nothing radiating off that thing.I'm over by the lake, the heat must be radiating off lol
Hope your gittin a pro to fall that baby, all the limbs on one side might be kinda tricky[emoji15]
You're just jealous.I thought it was weird him going to all that trouble just to show off his cock.
I know one not to far away if I can get him here, goes by twochains but not a member here that I know of.
Getting that thing on the floor without it putting YOU there is what counts i feel. Having a boom truck come in is something I couldn't do so I made use of what i had (winch tractor). Different bit of kit...same result...you are not taking the tree down standing there with the trigger set on a heavy lean damaged tree. Your the feller that has to put his butt on the line, so regardless of any suggestion iv made its what you and someone else right there looking at the tree can see working that matters ! I see that is going to be some "Peachy" burning wood.Thanks Simon. I feel that you are correct. I don't have a tractor heavy enough to pull it down. And for what I'd pay for a half dozen ratchet straps, I can likely get the local boom truck tree man to come take the top out of it leaving me a stick to drop. That's post oak and it's still alive. It's some of the best firewood in these parts, takes two years to cure out even split.
Beat me to it...That tree looks like a prime candidate for tannerite.
If hear a scary cracking noise ,it is not unmanly t run like a little girl either .
I can remember some of my Mom's cousins using Dynamite to blow up Beaver Dams in our woods.Shame we have the right to bear arms, but not useful explosives. I knew old timers that used to buy dynamite at the hardware store when they needed it. A lot of stumps were cleared that way here back in the day.
Sorry it was me they loves the heeler.Since I left you guys this mornin 3 freakin pages
I would too man or make a fool of myself or teach a life lesson.I'd cut that SOB for ya if you were closer. Summon the power of the unicorn.
Thanks Simon. I feel that you are correct. I don't have a tractor heavy enough to pull it down. And for what I'd pay for a half dozen ratchet straps, I can likely get the local boom truck tree man to come take the top out of it leaving me a stick to drop. That's post oak and it's still alive. It's some of the best firewood in these parts, takes two years to cure out even split.
If hear a scary cracking noise ,it is not unmanly t run like a little girl either .
...and scream like one too. LOL