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Just don't fill it with cement, it makes a tree cutter's job quite unpleasant if ever it needed to be cut down.

Where's the video of that guy with goats who lives in a little wagon with shower, stove and such I forgot which thread it was posted in.

Stihl light bars on a super light weight 80cc 500i. Not sure when miniskids appeared in tree work.

They'd be like, "Those are phones?!"

How stupid people are. Oh, wait, no... how global warming hasn't come close to destroying the earth.

Smh is the abbreviation for: shake my head. He's shaking his head in disbelief at the large amount of work you do and most, if not all, of that work is lowering wood by yourself.

Play a county song backwards and you get a dog back, a truck back, and a wife back

Acetone can attack some plastics, probably not chai saw plastics. I've seen oil holes on bars get plugged solid with fines if a lot of hardwood rip cutting is done. It's never happened to me, but it did to one guy I know. Not sure why unless he was flipping the bar without cleaning the hole...

Maybe you do it sleepwalking

Stupid 355t has the plastic gear in the nonserviceable pump, so it's $40 to fix.

Probably a better story if the biomass comes from forest debris to minimize forest fires.

I think it's mainly the computer lingo that makes it unnecessarily hard to understand.

The news reported about the tree scam recently in TN. They try to get you to cut down someone else's tree, usually on lots for sale, and somehow scam you out of money. You just have to contact the owner directly and confirm they own the property.

I forgot about the atom splitter. It's all about efficiency with firewood (and most anything really). Why spend a lot on a 6 or 8 way splitter when it doesn't have the muscle to split that much, causing half the time to be spent unjamming it? Hydraulics has its use in splitting, but I'm not sure...

All I think of is the huge waste of the tree services that also sell firewood, because they let their big logs rot. So much quick easy wood if you know what you are doing, but they're too lazy and short sighted. They'd rather spend $70k on a processor you load nice clean straight logs on with a...

Not tight enough? I thought they were going to put it in gear and let the truck crank on it.

Plan ahead by not eating, or at least nothing very solid.

Does it split elm? Everyone should know that splitting kindling off the outside of a round is much easier than splitting it into firewood chunks that will last a while.

What's with Jake's hand gesture in that ad picture?