Trees you've cut

[sawmikaze]

I always figured if I did this I would start some sort of 100 year underground fire like Centralia, PA

I took a ride there a few years ago, it's wild.

 

[TheDarkLordChinChin]

This one didn't ignite.
Climbed it and rigged out the tops to avoid damaging a copper beech that the landowner said was sentimental to her. Apparently she scattered her father's and her dead dogs ashes over it.
There were also 10-20 lines I didn't want to hit. I flattened an abc cable last week, didn't want a repeat performance.

 

[davidwyby]

Cuttin up by @chiselbit i almost got swallowed by burned out stump holes a couple times

 

[chiselbit]

Big cat faced Cedar. Not much hinge wood to work with

 

[chiselbit]

 

[TheDarkLordChinChin]

We did a big enough job this week clearing up 3 or 4 storm blown spruce trees and felling another 13.
We were averaging 20 minutes a tree between felling, cutting into firewood and chipping. Some of the bigger ones took longer.






This one was about the biggest






This was the area of ground where the trees were after we were done.





The big pile of firewood the customer is left with.






There was a strong side wind on the last day, maybe 30mph with stronger gusts at times. It made felling the last couple of trees a bit awkward but they didn't fall too far from where I aimed them. Spruce is such a strong, flexible timber. If it had been beech or sycamore I wouldn't have stood a chance of getting them to fall where I wanted in that wind.

 

[davidwyby]

 

[davidwyby]

72/105

Didn’t think it would be too bad, half a day. Haven’t done a thing since.

 

[chiselbit]

What’s on the other end of that big bucket?

 

[davidwyby]

What’s on the other end of that big bucket?

Cathoe

 

[davidwyby]

 

[Ketchup]

They always build the fence THEN want rid of the tree.

 

[davidwyby]

They always build the fence THEN want rid of the tree.

Yeah but I think in this case the tree got sickly