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  1. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    It’s to be cut up into bonfire/fire wood where it lands. Anything I drop outside the fence I will have to drag around and inside. Not a big deal but quicker easier if it’s all flopped inside. I know what you mean about processing from the bucket.
  2. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    Lots of room to the inside, opposite where it wants to go. I could maybe deal with the fence but there are also canals, roads, and power line. If I flop it in the yard it can be cut up and left there and they will burn it.
  3. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    Went to look at removing this one yesterday. Heavily weighted opposite the lay. Probably 5’ dbh, maybe more. Very codom. Not sure if my 6x6 would pull it over if I went to the trouble to rig it to pull evenly on all the stems. So maybe the much less cool method of taking off everything outside...
  4. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    Lots of them scattered out in the fields. Always wonder why they end up with some limbs dead. Hawk lookout.
  5. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    Habitat for smashing real expensive showboat trucks, trailers, and sand rails going to Glamis! 😆
  6. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    I wanted to hazard mitigate so bad
  7. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    The Euc forests are beautiful, feels like NorCal or Oz. Nothing like the massive branching messes we have back home. These gotta be 100’ and mostly arrow straight.
  8. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    ‘Scrapers on Maui too. Lot of wood there. Wonder if there’s a sawmill on the island. Seems like it would be cool to rebuild with local recycled wood.
  9. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    Someone was living in an old moho under these and it burnt down.
  10. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    They’re about 6lb. Not bad…8s are a workout.
  11. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    Got my ‘buster imported from Oz. Works well!
  12. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    Some I hope. Unfortunately not very good logs or they cut them too short.
  13. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    The little forklift that could. Impressed. I thought I was just going to have to roll them off. They are not very…homogenous.
  14. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    This side was on the ground. Bummer. Not going to get 10 $1000 live edge slab tables out of it. 😆
  15. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    Ported 3120 is a flippin monster….I will have to get some vid.
  16. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    404 is a big improvement. Stihl or raisman semi chisel even better. I try to keep the chain pulling out of the dirty log. Both saws were quite dull in one tank. 3/8” full chis round I have had dull in one cut. Yest I was running full chis round (404) cuz that’s what was on the saws. I had a loop...
  17. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    Big one is 6’ tall x 4’ thick. 42” .404 on the 3120
  18. davidwyby

    Australian skyscrapers in the SoCal desert.

    @gf beranek maybe a river red gum….bigun
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