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Super cool! How tall do they get? We have great blue herons around, including the wetland on our property.

A game changing cut for releasing big limbs!

One maybe of those plays on the same sentence structure with/ without punctuation. Like helping your Uncle, Jack, off the horse.

What I like most about my flip line is that it's 5/8" and it's functional with pitch. I use a rope lanyard a lot. I'm considering a 3/4"x 12ish'. Good for big hands. My rope lanyard are mainly 1/2". One long 11mm for long limb walks. I'll get a 5/8th on my next order. I read 1/2" rope...

You could make dog/ scenery calendars and sell out!

I thought it was from wearing tree gaffs instead of pole gaffs. :) For about 5 minutes today, I wanted longer gaffs. Just standing in a funny regrown ash crotch with funky angles.

Spurring is undoubtedly a necessary skill. A foot ascender to tend slack, yes. A ropewalker needs gaff guards or put gaffs on in the tree. A preset climbing rope with a ladder is another way to get past a large butt or crotch.

Doesn't look like a bc-prone species. Pine? There should be an anti-bc thread for techniques.

How tall? From the looks, it is not close to 95'. Chaining the trunk can help with barberchairs if not using other means of controlling BC (or with other means). What's in the lay?

I talked to another biz owner this morning. His BC900 is only 35 hp. 59 HP does a lot with hand feeding without autofeed engaging. I'm only familiar with 25hp and 35hp rentals from a handful of occasions.

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I've wondered about jam protection. I am not concerned about chipping a max log, it's the odd, large chunk, especially by itself. Maybe unfounded.

I've wondered about jam protection. I didn't feed it max sized chunks our of concern for jamming.

Direct drive. No clutch to burn. Turn key start. Toggle turtle or rabbit for throttle. Done. At my yard

She's hungry and needs a name. First meal at a customers was apple.

Respirator work

I've been 4 and 1 for tarp cordage

Fukt!

That sucks so much!

Unexpectedly helped the third neighbor Diane load some mill logs from spar 1. Japanese msples near cones. Spar 2 Wildlife habitat snag