Basic stuff. Fact is, the mechanics test me regular. "Stephen, would you look at this saw real quick. Acting goofy. Think I figured it out. 🤔 "
Go over look, usually something simple and I guess I'm the "wiz" kid sometimes.
Mostly work the floor and registars. More in that store to remember than...
Pulled 4 dead, crusty maple away from their lean/ a house.
No clean up.
Another bigger maple to Put on Ground Only, along with a half- failed willow and a big cherry prune.
Sequential because of sprawling limbs.
Cool and dry...zero sweat.
Miniloader and throw line-placed pull ropes...
I think he left too big a hinge cos he was worried, so the rope couldn’t do its job.
A better hinge, wedges and more controlled pull, but adrenaline got the better of him and he called for ‘Mo power’ and a career defining clusterfck ensued.
Lessons to be learned.
Edit. I just rewatched it...
i‘m on my way to pick up my wheel-loader. it took me three month to figure out what kind of mounting plate it has. dealer and manufacturer were not helpful.
well ..hair will grow back ;)
Thou shalt not "YouTube video how to" on trees.
Kaveman hath spoken, thus it is law.
Really though, what in the actual F$#K? They obviously had a climber up to take off the limbs and logs on the ground, why not the rest of it? I just do not understand stupid.
@Marc-Antoine picture please!
When I originally made that sketch, it was from trying to figure out how to get brittle stuff to hinge. Everything I had heard was redwood or cedar based. I tried gap face with stump shot for a while and found they had to be cut exactly right and pulled to hinge...
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