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Put a stick in the bell along side the cable, piece of cookie

I don't know if I ever shared this one here, one of my favorites, you can see one of my guys standing on the deck, little yellow speck.

+1 😄

Well lookie there, those same 3 dots were on my phone thanks. One I dropped yesterday.

How do you share Instagram videos here?

Thanks guys. I thought I should pop in and share but there it is 8) My friend Gary did a nice job on that video.

lucky bugger, maybe he'll realize there was a better way Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

I'm watching this thinking "what the heck is Stig posting this crap for?" Fortunately I scrolled through after watching the bucking scenario.... Stephen, exactly my process there. Though I will often set a wedge on top as a place holder in case that top log wants to slide down pinch my bar the...

That was totally a bucket tree, spurring up a bucket of mush isn't fun!

Ha

Swut you say, that butt log had a yellow jacket nest in my face cut!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BYzcE_yAG8l/?hl=en&taken-by=treewillie

Fly 360 camera, pretty easy to use

I've heard that a couple times Gary. Bummer Jay, it's kinda fun to play with. August couldn't get it to work either

Anyone try it the 360 degree function on that video? You can scroll around while it's playing. Or just turn your phone if you're watching it on a phone. Doesn't seem to work for everyone though

https://youtu.be/mA8rkyzoIK8

I don't do jerky, can break lines, hinges branches etc, bad juju imo

Little tree like that is well within capacity of the pull rope. Big stuff, I do more like you say Jay. Saw a bit, wedge a bit pull a bit. I like keeping weight on everything sorta equal. Also I feel the change in the pull and the wedge driving and know if I'm winning or losing. Also on a big...

Yeah, I'd never worked with this guy before, had I run the shovel I'd know by feel, a few trees together with this guy and I'm sure he'd know what I wanted. Either way, we whipped it

My old boss said "alls well that lands well"