Trees you've cut

[jakethesnake]

It must have some good springs cause it aint squattin too much!!

Trucks used to be built to carry stuff.

 

[RI Chevy]

It does look pretty heavy duty for sure!

 

[Pincher]

This was Saturdays project. We got voluntold to take down a rotting maple at church. The group effort and my friend Sammy's 090 made short work of clearing this tree. Other saws involved included his 044 slant fin 24", ms261 28", ms250 14", ms260 16" picco, echo355t 12", and 2095 32".

 

[Stihl John]

This is one I took down for my dad in February. A 46 inch dead ash that I hit three nails making the back cut. Glad when it was down.

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice job with the trees guys. Both @Stihl John and @Pincher

 

[XP_Slinger]

Knocked down a nice 25" hard maple for firewood in my woods. Not a big beast like the rest of you guys but a good firewood tree none the less. Also, lately I've been thinking about getting rid of my 372...nope nope nope. That sucker runs!

 

[jakethesnake]

Pretty big Leyland Cypress. Ol mans yard tree. I couldn't do much with it. Heavy leaner in the wrong direction. Used a tractor w forks and a pallet to get as high as I could go. Worked from top down. My 346 won't start.... used my 55. It was more like 3 trees in one sorta a *f-worded up snag like deal. Dead stand. I didn't firewood any of it. Old man didn't want it. It's the majority of the brush pile in the background. It's gone anyhow.

 

[RI Chevy]

Looks like bonfire material. Lol

 

[Stihlsmoking]

Other saws involved included his 044 slant fin 24", ms261 28", ms250 14", ms260 16" picco, echo355t 12", and 2095 32".

Was that a typo on the ms261 w/28" ?

 

[maulhead]

Was that a typo on the ms261 w/28" ?

I was wondering the same thing.

 

[Pincher]

My brother who has that saw stands over 6 foot tall. He doesn't like to bend over while cutting up branches. No it does not pull it buried while trying to pull the handle off the saw. You have to use common sense. Works better than i thought it would though.

 

[RI Chevy]

Ahh. For bucking and trimming. [emoji106]

 

[2manyhounds]

Now I have to cut a whole bunch of softer wood. I think it is a poplar. It takes a year or so to dry out and be good to burn. Doesn't coal up though. Just burns to ash like a cigarette. Go figure.

If you want good heat out of poplar treat it like boxelder, cut it mid summer and burn it that winter, get a lot more life out of it that way. Less initial heat,lasts lots longer

 

[XP_Slinger]

Same reason I had a 20" on my 346 for a while.

 

[RI Chevy]

Ok. Good to know. Thanks. [emoji481]
@2manyhounds

 

[cobey]

Cs590 with a 24

 

[cobey]

The guy I got the log for
Had toys


The bottom pic is a cool rock crawler

 

[Fullkip]

Here's one I spanked old mother earth with, it was an old spike top... 200 feet of logs in her. Maybe 10 bushel...
At 4500 feet elevation, my old 394 has only ran a 50 inch cannon she's about due for a new slug...

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[cobey]

View attachment 63445 Here's one I spanked old mother earth with, it was an old spike top... 200 feet of logs in her. Maybe 10 bushel...
At 4500 feet elevation, my old 394 has only ran a 50 inch cannon she's about due for a new slug...

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That's a monster!

 

[XP_Slinger]

View attachment 63445 Here's one I spanked old mother earth with, it was an old spike top... 200 feet of logs in her. Maybe 10 bushel...
At 4500 feet elevation, my old 394 has only ran a 50 inch cannon she's about due for a new slug...

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Perfect hinge on that monster...nice!