Trees you've cut

[TheDarkLordChinChin]

Now THATS more like it!


Big beech trees beside a house and a cottage.

We did a job for this woman in August, cutting up big windblown cedar and beech/sycamore trees in her garden. She wanted any taken down that could reach any of her buildings.


Her property is located on the highest point of the parish. Its very exposed. Its surrounded by cut and replanted forestries. It over looks a big lake.


She had 16k worth of damage to her buildings after storm eowyn in January.


Today there were 80mph winds forecast. Id say they got up to 60 or 70mph at the peak. We had gusts of 40 and 50mph helping us with these trees. For once the wind was blowing in the right direction.














Beech hinges pretty good.

 

[TheDarkLordChinChin]

The biggest tree.


I hit metal in my back cut.




Husqvarna 394xp with 36 inch bar






She sat up quite high when she landed.





Big old tree.





Another good one.





We got paid and get to keep the timber. Its will be April or may before the ground is dry enough to get it out.

 

[davidwyby]

nice, big stuff

 

[lehman live edge slab]

Large white pine i cut last spring for a coworker at his cabin. When I cut the stump I had about 1” of bar sticking out of other side of stump on my 066 wirh a 36” bar and large factory dogs. It was touching the eve on the sauna next to it and had to miss the little porch by lake. He hooked a cable to it just a safety, was leaning well and could have gotten without one but just in case.

 

[SawAddictedFarmer]

We had something like that it was a shingle oak 3ft across that had rotted out the middle and one side. I was like 14 and just grabbed a saw and started cutting and realized real quick it wasn't going were I thought I was. I got away uninjured and plenty scared enough not to do something that stupid again.