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CLEARCUT said:
A machine could certainly pick through it well, but Seneca is not too fond of a machine on this soil. A grapple saw would be perfect in here I would think.
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That or a dangle head on a harvester, they may not be fond of them but in situations like that you’d think they’d make an expectation.


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That or a dangle head on a harvester, they may not be fond of them but in situations like that you’d think they’d make an expectation.


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That’s true. Even if they would, H&W doesn’t have tethered equipment. And there is some back-hillside that they took in.
 
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That’s true. Even if they would, H&W doesn’t have tethered equipment. And there is some back-hillside that they took in.
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One problem with most of the guys is their equipment is too big and heavy to really do a good job without tearing up the soils. I wouldn’t be surprised to see some weight limits be put in at some point in the near future, we do they need a 100k pound buncher to cut the smaller stems?


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Big white oak.
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