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Big knuckleboom crane take down-a-thon Followed by much chipping.

Knocking the top out of a honking Sitka Spruce.

Komatsu?

Took the crown out of this Beech. Back tomorrow to fell and haul the stick. Tipped off the chip in the woods.

Tight fell. I am looking pleased since I had to ditch the saw and run for it, due to the stump hight and the terrain.

I dont feel comfortable taking pictures of other peoples valuable property so I didnt ask. The bikes he had assembled in his basement to check they were complete. He even had the manuals, spares etc . A theif would have to disassemble them and carry them out bit by bit. But at what those bikes...

Felled an Oak last week. The owner of the house showed me two ww2 BMW motorcycles he had in the basement. They were found under a pile of firewood still in their crates hidden on a relatives farm.

They sent out the wrong truck to collect the dozer, then they got it stuck trying to turn it around.

Took out the last 4 trees from a job this summer,the ground was too swampy up untill now. As luck would have it it three of the trees had uprooted into the remaining one. I cut them all up, put a chain round them and dragged them out with the dozer.It would have been a struggle without Iron on...

No it was a Sitka Spruce Ger. They are everywhere over here,there was a Government initiative in the 1950's to plant them.Then they discovered Oil in the 1970s and now there are self seeded Sitka all over the place.On top of all the untended Sikta plantations that are often located in...

I took down this Spruce on a former Luftwaffe air base. Its always windy out in Herdla, but yesterday it was exceptionally so. All I had to do was drop, trim and buck, however the wind was blowing the wrong way for a straight fell so I climbed it. Climbing in high winds on a strong tree is...

Took an electric ferry to an island today.First picture is the leads for charging at the dock, second picture the charger itself.

Awesome work Deva! I dont honestly envy you working on those stabby ,tangley ,stringy macrocarpa's. I grew up around them in New Zealand but the genetic stock seems to be very different down there.The first time I saw long straight trunks on Macrocarpa trees was in San Francisco.All of the ones...

Spruce Tree Holocaust

I did some "Hobby Logging" in a stand of planted Spruce to allow a neighbor to view the ocean. I hadn't logged anything with a dozer for over 20 years,I forgot how much fun it was. The logs are going to be used as firewood.

What does it burn like? I have never tried it.

Cut some trees down,most of it was absolutely buggered. Real shame about the Spruce but it's in economical to truck it to the mill.

Very nice pictures! Did the last tree sustain some fractures when it was felled?