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could not stop watching. . .

I know right Butch! Those guys down there with their 70 - 80 - 90 meter trees, some of which are freakin HUGE. All smooth barked and alien looking. . . There are certainly some badasses down there. 8)

That was really cool Treemender. Thanks for sharing. You guys have some amazing trees down there! And can still buy all the cool saws 8)

haha, thanks Spell, I'll have to get a set of hockey gloves or something. Force me into it. :|:

Right! That's like the best part!!

It is a type of side load, and a calculated risk. You want to make sure you're orienting the gate so it does not grate against the tree. There are lot's of situations where the smaller diameter of the anchor would lead to excessive side load, and therefore be unsafe. On a nice, uniform...

Up until about three years ago I never ran anything but a 20" Now a big fan of the 28". . .

Thanks Dan, I'm still figuring out the 880 and .404. It's hungry stuff for sure. Cheers 8)

I had a longer version of this with more cutting and chainsaw and stuff, but it seemed like too much. . . <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ugeCFp5qEQ4" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Cheers

That was sick!

It's always so interesting to hear sawbuilders talk about their work. Like they are imbuing a sword with magical properties or something. It's awesome. That's how I ended up with a bunch of Husky stuff in the beginning. There was a thread on a brand new 660 and a brand new 390, and the...

Haha, no I'm not married. I've thought about sending my 390 out. But it's not like I'm ever in the cut thinking "damn, I wish thing thing ripped harder". Maybe I just don't know what I'm missing? Thanks Jed.

Thanks all, always something to work on. Cheers

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haha, we've all been there. That saw sounded ANGRY!

Nice dump Stephen! Did you have to do the cleanup? Epic.

No no, it was as it seemed. The rope crossed over the smaller clump of trees in the foreground on the way down. It was a straight pull by the looks of it, you can see the tree pop off it's hinge and the tires on the truck were spinning in the grass. I don't think the yelling helped. :lol:

very good stuff guys 8)