Trees you've cut

[BlackGreyhound]

Dang distance....
I'm short on work right now too!
Lol

I've got a half dozen+ more oaks that size or bigger that died in the last year. I will be harvesting them this winter.

 

[Sawdust Man]

@Sawdust Man i like the downward humboldt idea.

@Woodslasher

It works for me but....use my techniques at your own risk...... don't want anybody enacting a catastrophe on my account. lol

 

[Bryan Newton]

Just done a bunch us tree trimming

 

[cus_deluxe]

EAB killed ash... bout 18" on the stump...
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Cedar....View attachment 349530View attachment 349531

I have to ask...why the bore cut on the notch?

 

[davidwyby]

I have to ask...why the bore cut on the notch?

I axed 'im that, he likes to cut his humboldts down hill.

 

[Sawdust Man]

I have to ask...why the bore cut on the notch?

I answered that question on the previous page when the dude with the duce wanted to know why I done it.
If you don't like that explanation, let me know..... and I'll make up something else....lol

 

[BlackGreyhound]

I wanna saw some lumber out of that log.....
That's a dandy!

Laid down two more oaks that died this summer. One red, one white both about 18-20" dbh. White was arrow straight. Red was a little sweepy. Will make nice lumber and firewood.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Laid down two more oaks that died this summer. One red, one white both about 18-20" dbh. White was arrow straight. Red was a little sweepy. Will make nice lumber and firewood. View attachment 349792

More beautiful saw logs!
Hopefully you can find somebody willing to make em into lumber for you.
Dang distance...... I have an order for red oak right now, that log would be just what I need to finish it up.
Nice felling job too!

 

[BlackGreyhound]

More beautiful saw logs!
Hopefully you can find somebody willing to make em into lumber for you.
Dang distance...... I have an order for red oak right now, that log would be just what I need to finish it up.
Nice felling job too!

I actually have at least 3 sawyer I use. Two are really good, but very expensive and don't like to travel with their mills. The other is an o.k. sawyer, cheaper and only travels. I wind up trying to match the job to the sawyer. Small batches of prime logs for furniture grade quartersawn goes to the expensive guys; whereas, I get the less expensive guy out here for quick and dirty dimensional lumber, beams, etc.

 

[1.5hp]

the dead trunk would have harpooned my well house.

 

[Gullet]

the dead trunk would have harpooned my well house.View attachment 349956

Damn nice well house!
Wish mine looked like that!
Here in Arkansas that is considered a multi family dwelling! Lol

 

[Gullet]

The fork nearest to the camera is over 30", the one behind the 272xp is over 28" wide (didnt measure top to bottom) & measures 9ft circumference.

My longest bar is only 24" so I had to cut from both sides.

272 pulled the 24" buried like a boss!
Oak has been down over 18 months.

 

[Evan03]

372wpw, with transfer work to help it run like a chainsaw should.
Probly my favorite saw in the last 15 years.

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[Gullet]

Last winter with a 68cc Shindaiwa 695 24" bar.
It got some work done.

 

[Gullet]

13.2 pounds PHO.

 

[Woodslasher]

372wpw, with transfer work to help it run like a chainsaw should.
Probly my favorite saw in the last 15 years.

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Yep, they're pretty sweet!

 

[davidwyby]

Whacked a little mesquite into firewood real quick after work. Pretty happy with the redirect from the lean.

 

[davidwyby]

This has its own thread but some people don’t get around much

hooray 288! 36” widowmaker ground shaker

 

[davidwyby]

Felling with a 42” 3120 is man stuff…need to get my 395 back together.

 

[davidwyby]

10,000lb stick