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"Big fir tree"??? Far as I can see, it is a Norway spruce.

I'll go with Jerry on this one. I) do a bit of "trick felling" when called for, but that claim of 180 degrees goes against the laws of physics. Something else to think about. When you post videos showing your extreme skills as a timberfaller, you probably pick the ones where things went...

You are pushing too low on the tree. On big, tall trees you'll have a good chance of pushing it off the stump, rather than over. We push a lot of smaller trees with a forwarder, that can reach a lot higher.

WTF???????????

Pretty much.

No more than any other language, I'd say. They do have the oddity of putting the verb at the nd of a sentense structure, that takes some getting used to. Once you've lived in a German speaking country and spoken it on a daily basis for a while, no problem. I have spent too much time in...

Simple: Dispensation----Dispensation Danish-- -------English The pronounciation is different, that's all. Dang, that killed the magic, didn't it. It is my 2nd, BTW I learned English before German. Then Latin and Russian, both of which I have mostly forgotten.

This is where the imp in me would love to say, only loggers should. No-one else are qualified:lol: Jim, out in the middle of the prairie where you live, where you can see to the horizon and never spot a house, I guess you can get dispensation from the rule.

"some people" shouldn't be falling trees.

It doesn't much matter what you pull with, when you cut through your hinge wood.

It is probably just me, but I find all that screaming and yukking it up when a tree falls to be totally unprofessional. Willie, you probably never expected to hear this from me, but a longer bar would have been a good idea:lol:

Introduce him to Murphy. He is the master of dropping stuff where it isn't supposed to go.

Eucalyptus Regnans.

One problem about living in a flat country. It makes for easy logging, but the damned harvesters can go anywhere.

Glad to hear that I'm not the only Dinosaur here:lol:

More like, WTF are all those tiny furry things? Is that supposed to be next years model.

Nothing to worry about, since the hand logging game is long lost. We only log the biggest hardwoods now, but give it a few years, and the harvesters will be able to tackle those as well. I'm the last of a dying breed, which is OK, since my time in the woods is about over. Pity for my...

Don't forget: bad air, noise and waaaaay too many people. I hate city jobs.

Standard stuff here as well, but going below previous cuts is not. Guess someone changed their minds about how high they wanted it pollarded.

I'd call it a re-pollarding, done wrong.