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Redbuds do well with that too. Also Blue Gum Euc near me just thrived for new sprouts after a fire.

Okay, I'll keep that in mind for the occasional ugly one I see Stig.

You advocate short bar a fair amount. 3.5 foot diameter tree, two foot bar, do you feel comfortable just estimating the line up of a boring cut from two sides?

Ahh, thanks. On a tree about twice the width of your bar are you happy to bore cut and just estimate the cuts lining up?

Didn't think of a chain. In tree service settings where they frown on breaking out the dynamite (I know, I've tried) that would be a good idea. I have gone to using straps anytime I suspect a tree could want to barberchair and I'm going to do the job anyway. Stig if you were cutting that same...

That's best practices in the logging playbook.

Ha, Ha, - that's funny.

I'm impressed. Would be more impressed if I didn't think he got that good from lots of practice replacing thrown tracks.

:)

Ha!

Thanks for the info on steel Kyle.

Kyle would you forward that post on to China so we can get some steel that does what it's supposed to do? :) On one tree forum there is a thread that goes on and on for pages about the mysteries of Morbark chippers braking feed wheel shafts. The picture of the broken shafts shows crystalline...