Trees you've cut

[hseII]

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I wish I’d ordered cast wheels with my M.

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[Stihl Potlicker]

I wish I’d ordered cast wheels with my M.

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what are yours? and is your rear wheels max out for widest width? and tires loaded? that one is

 

[hseII]

what are yours? and is your rear wheels max out for widest width? and tires loaded? that one is

Just the regular rear wheels- they weigh about 200 lbs/ per less than yours.

Yes & Yes.

I load logs on a regular basis That onlookers tell me I can’t.

Is yours a 6060 or a 7060?

Go Big Orange.


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[Stihl Potlicker]

Just the regular rear wheels- they weigh about 200 lbs/ per less than yours.

Yes & Yes.

I load logs on a regular basis That onlookers tell me I can’t.

Is yours a 6060 or a 7060?

Go Big Orange.


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M7040SU

 

[Stihl Potlicker]

We only mill Oak, Larch and Spruce. And even then we send it off to mill. We use it mainly to refurb the houses and buildings, or structure, or flooring etc. Everything else, including oak we can't or won't mill, goes in to our 5 fireplaces, or is sold.

We use larch, which is mostly dimensionally stable similarly to Doug Fir, for structure and planks as well. Some spruce for cladding etc. This extension(a room and a covered patio) is nearly entirely of Larch, including two 1'x1'x12' columns with oak flooring. We also have 3 stables we made with larch and oak, and one rather large shed that also can hold two more horses(we have 8 or maybe 9, I forget. It changes):

This may look like a lovely piece of millable ash, but it's value as firewood is far higher, as heating your home in Ireland, which is something you want to do up to 9 months out of the year, isn't cheap. And ash will burn very hot. A cord of mixed firewood goes for €150 here, 100 unseasoned. Which means that red oak I posted earlier is worth thousands and thousands in firewood alone. And, quite frankly, folks here do not want to pay for milled timber. Most who use planks rather do it themselves, or their businesses evolved near a mill anyways. It's much more profitable in the UK to mill your own wood :

that was loads of crack cutting those

 

[junkman]

Hard leaning Douglas Fir

Why are they all busted up ?

 

[junkman]

I wish I’d ordered cast wheels with my M.

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You cant load logs with that

 

[hseII]

You cant load logs with that

Somebody better tell all them logs.



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[CLEARCUT]

Here’s some trees I’ve cut.

 

[CLEARCUT]

Some more, done with HYPERSAWS.

 

[Shanesaw80]

View attachment 181729 Here’s some trees I’ve cut.

View attachment 181731 Some more, done with HYPERSAWS.

Looks like some nice terrain to fall in, nice work!

 

[CLEARCUT]

Looks like some nice terrain to fall in, nice work!

Thanks, that was pretty good cutting. Average tree-length second-growth.

 

[hseII]

View attachment 181731 Some more, done with HYPERSAWS.

What’s a Hypersaw?


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[mdavlee]

What’s a Hypersaw?


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Guy that ports saws

 

[tickbitintn]

A quick Google search comes up with a bunch of music related stuff...
Does he "make them sing?"

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[CLEARCUT]

What’s a Hypersaw?


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HYPERSAWS is my falling partner and fellow OPE member.

 

[Czed]

@HYPERSAWS
Found him

 

[mdavlee]

HYPERSAWS is my falling partner and fellow OPE member.

Does he have an Instagram page?

 

[RI Chevy]

Does he cut trees down wherever he is on gods green earth? Lol

 

[HYPERSAWS]

Only when I am on location