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It sounds like one of those jobs that puts a smile on a tree guys face. :rockhard:

Sad. America lost a good one.

Climbed to 120' in a 4' diameter fir at the waters edge to handle some large deadwood. I love a leather cambium saver. So easy and light. No chipping. No gas saws. 1-2 miles from my shop. Thankful.

Rut-ro?

Just one more tree…shoulda quit while I was ahead

i don‘t know, i had the „pleasure“ to meet many crooks that dressed conservative and also people with (to me) weird tattoos that where extremely kind and warmhearted. it’s hard sometimes but i think its worth it to not focus on prejudices so much.

🥺

Charles Kirk, another victim of the radical left.

I think it’s great, the same with the multicolored hair “people”. Rattles on a rattlesnake are also great in that they serve as a warning.

That dude would fall in the chipper on accident, and then Stephen is gonna make me crawl in there and clean all the pedo juice out. Gonna clog the chute.

I have no intention of having to fix it, just I can if I have to. If I did, it wouldn’t be more than a 15 minute cracked weld. She beefy

You might not have to fix it if you don’t smash it. But carry on it’s your trailer.

over qualified for that job LOL

I have a 1 strap story.... @flushcut I cut it 45degrees and winch the butt further on past the top. That was probably pushing what she'll take...but she lives at a welding shop, so...

Bump...a pretty darn good thread, except for ol' Murph getting in several members faces a time or two :).

Strap? Don't need no effin' strap! :lol:

Give him a new start as a groundie

#simplicity! loaders are 4 dummies

Imo if you are just trying to even it out shape wise be careful how much weight you take off as the limbs will pick up. It also looks like a Norway spruce(maybe) so it filling back in probably ain’t gonna happen.

You must have pent up rage somewhere against trailers, buried deep down, hidden in places nobody talks about. Lol But tell me you just threw a strap on it and drive away?