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We commonly Wordle over morning coffee, then Spelling Bee and Connections.

They say be happy when 1 in 10 satisfied customers tell their friends... an unsatisfied customer will tell anyone that will listen.

Do trees in your area get a lot of ice damage if not pruned? What is the strategy for maintaining trees in urban areas? What happens to the material? Is it used for mulch or energy production?

Best to put a beam on top and bottom of the stack... continue to evenly tighten straps as they stretch and wood shrinks. You can easily move a stack that's tightly strapped.

Few trees probably grow in that climate. Poplars might be cold hardy.

Happy to see you, Chris. I wondered where you'd gone and what you're up to.

Yes, forum was down.

Do either of you have access to a portable winch?

Does square-filed chisel chain match those conditions?

Edit... not commonly... can't think of an unsound suggestion or observation. B has our respect, so nobody to try to impress. The general community would not be impressed by unjustified criticism.

You're not upsetting anyone else besides yourself, I suspect. Burnham had never been one to knock people. One of the kinder folks, here. A well-respected USFS career achiever and student of the world. Probably can tell between those who listen to graybeard advice and those who will continue...

A little quick video at the end of this phase. A couple-5 years ago, I removed 50 dead trees in one shot. More will be dead in 1-2 years.

Nothing fancy. 1/4" pitch conversion and West Coast Saws dogs on my 193t!! Put on a new sprocket nose and clutch assembly part (little clippy thing that holds a clutch 'plate') on my 261. Air in the tires. Helped my neighbor clean his shop a little.

There is some tank sealing compound that may also be a rust converter, too (guessing scour it first, rinse, dry). I had rust in my chipper tank and explored this a bit before moving to a plastic marine tank for $20. Not suitable here. Por15 is a rust converter. Don't know the applicability.

That's great, Kavey!

I guess you're on that cablng job. What is your normal climbing saw(s)?

2 of loads of brush in a 23' grapple truck bed, I think.

Dying cedar to near shop. root disease doug-fir reduction upwind of shop. Even after topping, I was 60' short of rope to MRS. At least a 200' rope. Same tree, further away.

Use nylon strips as sliders!!!