TheDarkLordChinChin
My name Borat, I like you
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I might be getting a job next week cutting up trees someone else felled, hopefully there will be some totally retarded stumps to laugh at.Anyone need a haircut?
If you give a hippie tweaker a chainsaw.......Sigh...
That's a great stump.Not a bad stump this time..... my son cut this white oak today.
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Is he sawing long?Not a bad stump this time..... my son cut this white oak today.
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When I see holding wood intact, I consider it a win. People who cut thru their hinge wind up hurt....or dead.Is he sawing long?
This is an ash of mine from yesterday, your son's stump is better. I came up a little high on my back cut.
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He's cut a few hundred trees over the last two years, mostly cedar around 12" but more recently I've started him on bigger stuff.Is he sawing long?
This is an ash of mine from yesterday, your son's stump is better. I came up a little high on my back cut.
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Common practice here to cut the back cut a inch or two higher. Keeps the butt from pushing back if the crown hits another tree on the fallIs he sawing long?
This is an ash of mine from yesterday, your son's stump is better. I came up a little high on my back cut.
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Thats true. however the higher your back cut the more you have to cut through your hinge for the tree to start moving, and then the hinge just breaks off entirely.Common practice here to cut the back cut a inch or two higher. Keeps the butt from pushing back if the crown hits another tree on the fall
There’s a fine line and then it goes to crap fast I find a inch or so is good, anything beyond 1.5 “ pushing itThats true. however the higher your back cut the more you have to cut through your hinge for the tree to start moving, and then the hinge just breaks off entirely.
They only time I raise the back cut is when I’m smashing trees down or sneaking it down next to neighbouring trees where it might catch up a bit, otherwise I go for flushDepends on the size of tree I suppose. I often come up a bit on sketchy ones, just for peace of mind more than anything else. Otherwise I try and stay even or very slightly above.
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I went to look at that job today and there are some priceless stumps, I will have photos on Thursday.I might be getting a job next week cutting up trees someone else felled, hopefully there will be some totally retarded stumps to laugh at.
WowHere’s what 80% of the stumps in my area look like. Sloping back cuts and no hinge wood is the norm, pretty scary stuff
Witchcraft!Here’s what 80% of the stumps in my area look like. Sloping back cuts and no hinge wood is the norm, pretty scary stuff