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Speaking of sweet excavators:

Hella fight here. @biggun, do these animals have short careers? Sheesh.

Meaning what, I hate to ask!

I believe excavators are one of the most important and coolest achievements of mankind. Yes, one of many astounding and important inventions, but critical to daily life as we currently know it. The pyramids were built without them (somehow), and lots of ridiculously large redwoods were logged...

Cedar?

The guy that hacked that tree down apparently ages ago, he gutted the hinge nicely but I wonder if the Dutchman was intentional or not, or perhaps it was unintentional but he spotted it and decided it was inconsequential so he didn't bother correcting it by opening the face

I do not but sounds like fun

wasp humor

Oooo I hate mouse damage. I kept some traps set full time on equipment (stumpers) that didn't move daily. One morning as our convoy was pulling out in the morning, my guy radioed me that some mice were running around on the rear counterweight of the Kubota loader :\: :/:

My IT band is beat up and f'g wit my hip. How'd yours get beat up and got any plan to whup it?

5/8" is fairly beefy imo. For limbs and for trunk sections up to say 300lbs, I'd use 1/2" with a rope snap on end for super fast, easy hook ups and unhooking. For heavier pieces, I'd go with the 5/8 and a bowline.

All good long as the wood is strong like hell. He "nails more shots than anyone in the West?" Hmmmm

Kinda silly chatter and presentation but that Manitou she strong. @lumberjack you ever think of making work site vids?

Sounds like using Never-Seize- word is just put some on your hands and clothes before you start just to get it over with :lol: :dude:

So sorta make a clove hitch and send a loop thru

Maybe keep the tubes suspended a couple inches off the ground like I seen em do with plastic mesh used to keep buck deer from rubbing off the bark

I never heard of it but it makes sense

glazed I'd say