Recent content by SeanKroll

My neighbor Charlie, who has COPD, said that while salvage logging St. Helens, they put filters on everything but the people.

If you're looking to have a mill out there, have you looked into custom mill orders for beams or such for non-permitted use/ nongraded lumber? Nextdoor can be useful, along with Marketplace. Cedar fence boards go quickly. My neighbor suggests modern fir fencing and modern cedar are similar.

A self-loader is fast and efficient. If you have the means to load, and there is an unloading option, that's something. How long are you aiming for? How to load?

I climb both. An inability to set a throw line and rope- climb is a major liability IMO. Lots of people spur trees. I can spot the wounds years later. Some trees don't care much. Others do. Wraptoring for 15+ years and ropewalking for similar amounts.

Have you looked at who's buying? Have you investigated a Log Price sheet? Do you have any dimensions on the trees? How will the logs get moved to a log deck for a self- loader?

Back to some rain. Killing laurel and some view pruning.

Thanks. Too many other balls in the air to try to save on Jobber by doing something different.

I still use it. It's more useful for larger crews. There other options for simple, cheaper software, I think. I've got 8-10 years of clients stored. Too busy to reconsider.

I wonder if thin rounds would be easier. In they are thin and partially cut, a blow from a hammer might shear/split the round in half. Ripping takes a lot of times. Definitely a job for a respirator.

It was an adventure.

COOLVESTS!!!!!!!

I can't compete in the drama word. Most days go just as expected, somehow.

Is that a poor substitute for a skilsaw?

If people posted more drama videos, there would be more traffic.

https://www.davis-meeker-oak.org/ This has been our local, contentious old tree.