Trees you've cut

[p61 western]

I think alot of folk would like that.

Absolutely

 

[mdavlee]

I think alot of folk would like that.

Having some bored and plated with a custom piston would drive the cost up to about $700 for a port job on one

 

[ayoungtexan]

I felled and bucked this birch tree last year at my grandmother’s house.

 

[CLEARCUT]

@HYPERSAWS at it today.

 

[CLEARCUT]

@~WBF This is for you from Chase. (It’s a twig just so we’re all aware, lol.

 

[CLEARCUT]

This one was a little pitchy.

 

[MustangMike]

Well, nothing like what you guys cut, but this is what I felled today. It is a Norway Maple about 35 years old. I actually have pics of it when I first moved in, and my kids were taller than it was!

Had to drop it because I park my truck next to it, and it had a good sized Rot Spot, so I was afraid it would come down in a wind storm and destroy my truck!

My Asian 440 Big Bore did the larger stuff and my MMWS 261 did the limbing and smaller bucking. Every time I pick up that 261 it feels like a little Tonka Toy, you rev it and it does not "torque you" at all, and then you start cutting with it and it is just so sweet for such a little saw!

I figured there would be less mess before the leaves fully came out, but dragging all the limbs away was a pain in the neck!

 

[CLEARCUT]

Well, nothing like what you guys cut, but this is what I felled today. It is a Norway Maple about 35 years old. I actually have pics of it when I first moved in, and my kids were taller than it was!

Had to drop it because I park my truck next to it, and it had a good sized Rot Spot, so I was afraid it would come down in a wind storm and destroy my truck!

My Asian 440 Big Bore did the larger stuff and my MMWS 261 did the limbing and smaller bucking. Every time I pick up that 261 it feels like a little Tonka Toy, you rev it and it does not "torque you" at all, and then you start cutting with it and it is just so sweet for such a little saw!

I figured there would be less mess before the leaves fully came out, but dragging all the limbs away was a pain in the neck!

That’s pretty cool to have seen that tree grow through the years.

 

[RI Chevy]

Good sized tree there Mike for 35 yo growth

 

[MustangMike]

That’s pretty cool to have seen that tree grow through the years.

Yea, I actually had to save it from the first wife and the kid next door who were beating the crap out of the scrawny little thing with the lawn mowers. I temporarily tied it up and put a little fence around it, and it flourished! Too bad it developed that rot area where a branch had been removed. The lean was just right to provide shade over my truck and the dense leaves (Norway Maple canopy is very thick) protected the truck (and previous vehicles) from hail.

All of the other removed branches healed over, but not that one!

 

[Skeans1]

Yea, I actually had to save it from the first wife and the kid next door who were beating the crap out of the scrawny little thing with the lawn mowers. I temporarily tied it up and put a little fence around it, and it flourished! Too bad it developed that rot area where a branch had been removed. The lean was just right to provide shade over my truck and the dense leaves (Norway Maple canopy is very thick) protected the truck (and previous vehicles) from hail.

All of the other removed branches healed over, but not that one!

Sounds like a good way to get a new truck


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[MustangMike]

Sounds like a good way to get a new truck


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It is a new Truck … 2019 F-150 Ecco Boost … want to keep it for a long time!

 

[Nathan lassley]

Another dead stick on the ground.


A reed valved mutant that makes me appreciate ear muffs.

 

[Nathan lassley]

Might as well show a fir that is just starting a long life hopefully. It's the only one on our property and only a few in the area.

 

[CLEARCUT]

@HYPERSAWS getting a couple.

 

[CLEARCUT]

Left a picket of trees to hold an old-growth. I cut all the trees after bucking this.

 

[CLEARCUT]

The last big tree in the upper corner of the unit. Made a little bit of a high stump, but it was a little easier given the situation.

 

[chiselbit]

Black oak we took down a couple weeks ago. Split to the ground. Had to rope out about 1/4 of the spar on left due to the shop under it then bombed pieces until it was about 35’ tall. Was able to just drop entire right side.

 

[RI Chevy]

Yikes!!!
Nice job...

 

[TheDarkLordChinChin]

View attachment 237057 View attachment 237058 View attachment 237059 View attachment 237060 View attachment 237061 The last big tree in the upper corner of the unit. Made a little bit of a high stump, but it was a little easier given the situation.

That one was not hanging around!