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  1. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Yep, next Sunday is when the second payment is due, we've put ~150 hours on it. We need to figure out a storage spot for the 36" outrigger pads and an easier way to move cribbing with the variety of machines we could have on a given site. I misunderstood while we were setting up, we had more...
  2. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Funky tree, fairly tight setup. Normal tree, tighter setup. Two outriggers out 100%, two at 40% and 45%.
  3. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Driving there wasn't a big problem, we did use the blade on the excavator to knock some dirt into a depression to average out the slope a bit. The machine has ~7* of leveling each way side to side. We were approaching the limits of the tractive effort with the slope and sandy soil (higher...
  4. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    @Burnham
  5. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Readout said this piece was 4klb and change.
  6. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Not the best setup, but it got the job done.
  7. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Meh asphalt driveway we’ve worked on for over 20 years, sitting still, and only ~2-2.5klb pieces. Tire pressure is only going to be so much. I don’t have the lmi readout to calculate the weight on the front axle with that pick. Empty and retracted grapple is 24.5klb. 3 years and a week or...
  8. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    😂😂 It’s been a couple months since the bid, I remembered needing the lift.. when I pulled up I told the guy that started the job that I could flop that across the driveway, but I’m already here with the MRT so whatever… then I saw the broken limb in another tree I was supposed to get and it...
  9. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    It has a chart for working off the tires over the front and 360°. I don’t use it very often, but often it’s a handy option.
  10. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Sub 3 minute take down this morning.
  11. lumberjack

    Want to buy Stihl 200 rear handle saw

    Heck I didn't realize the 201 was made in a rear handle. For that size we use a Husky 540iXP.
  12. lumberjack

    Want to buy Stihl 200 rear handle saw

    I don’t have one, but am curious if you want it for the novelty or some niche.
  13. lumberjack

    The official "Welcome New Members" thread!

    That’s the email listed on that account. I sent you a new password a day or two ago, did that not work?
  14. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    This past Thursday. After I get more comfortable with the situation, a tree like this should take 10-15 minutes, assuming I only have to cut a couple limbs out of the way. This cut was around ~80' at around a 35' radius. From memory the top was ~3klb.
  15. lumberjack

    Glitch?

    Me either. Can you post a link? I haven’t changed anything recently, I do see that’s an old thread/post.
  16. lumberjack

    How busy are you this year compared to other years?

    Back in the 08 recession we were locally insulated a bit by a steel mill coming to town. Currently, an aluminum mill by the same folks is underway across the street.
  17. lumberjack

    How busy are you this year compared to other years?

    We’re as busy as we’ve been since I partnered with another company making them a licensed brand of my company. They’re a young company with a strong marketing/lead funnel with a similarly aged owner that’s a fellow dance and soccer dad. He even bought his Nifty SD64 from me end of ‘23. It...
  18. lumberjack

    The official "Welcome New Members" thread!

    I changed your email on the other profile to that one and sent a password reset.
  19. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Helping a buddy, first job of the day earlier this week. Was supposed to be a crane job next week before lightning struck it and caught the house on fire.
  20. lumberjack

    What's under your dirt?

    They’re boring fiber, not plowing it? That seems very expensive. We got fiber out here in October 2022, a glorious day. When possible I take video of triangulated measurements to keep track of things plus a depth measurement from a fixed point (laser). Pictures/video if there’s not good...
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