Bodean
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RegC
TreeHouser
That's an old fir, Rich. The bark is probably 7 inch thick low down. My spurs are 2 and a half. Mostly it just crumbles when you try to spur it in my gaffs....so you spend most of the time just skidding about, going nowhere fast. Eventually you get somewhere. In younger trees, or higher up the bark is much thinner, so spurring would go through the bark and into the cambium.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Hawthorne Calligriana
Hymenoptera Calliente
I obviously have no idea what HC is...but the reduction looks good.
Horse chestnut, I believe you call them Buckeye.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
Got it...that I know....thanks.
biggun
Monkey for Hire
Yup. Horse Chestnut. I also did a 30% approximate reduction in a SC. Sweet Chestnut next to it. Not a big tree really just lots of dead in the interior crown so growth points were selective.
The guy I was working for has that turd on the right to try and tidy up tomorrow.
Rich
The guy I was working for has that turd on the right to try and tidy up tomorrow.
Rich
brendonv
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I actually may have operated that lift!!!
brendonv
Tree Hugger
Haha its a turd and bashed up, but works i guess.
SouthSoundTree-
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Nice shots, Reg. Have you tried an APTA?
Different strokes and all, but i haven't used my Bigshot once since getting one. You have plenty of high TIPs to set up there.
Different strokes and all, but i haven't used my Bigshot once since getting one. You have plenty of high TIPs to set up there.
SouthSoundTree-
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Ya, quality reduction.
Jed
TreeHouser
Such awsome pics, you guys.
Gary: I'm pretty sure that's just a Euro firewood stack. Them boys are pretty smart... they put the bark on top to let the rain run off.
Cory: I wouldn't even mess with closing the rails, unless you've got the little Pferd planer deal to grind the tops back to a true 90.
Nice shot August!
Reg: Hope that little vid works out.
Gary: I'm pretty sure that's just a Euro firewood stack. Them boys are pretty smart... they put the bark on top to let the rain run off.
Cory: I wouldn't even mess with closing the rails, unless you've got the little Pferd planer deal to grind the tops back to a true 90.
Nice shot August!
Reg: Hope that little vid works out.
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RegC
TreeHouser
Haven't tried it Sean. How much are they ?
RegC
TreeHouser
It's just saving Jed. Might be up later. Was only a handfull of clips. Easy edit.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
I'm not sure on the price now but Carson sold me one for a hundred bucks at the after party during the expo.
SouthSoundTree-
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http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?item=11138 $199. I have an older version, ball valve model. The newer ones should have a butterfly valve, IIRC, being more efficient/ better.
You can make your own for less, especially with the exchange rate. Plumbing parts mostly.
No rubber bands to break or be damaged by whatever. Consistent results (heights) per input of energy (PSI) unlike the stretch of a rubber band that is less power at colder temps for the same distance.
Here's a link.
https://www.masterblasterhome.com/showthread.php?17965-TreeStuff-APTA-Wow!
Bonner's product.
RegC
TreeHouser
Thanks Sean
Scott, it was for a zipline park
Scott, it was for a zipline park
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Some fodder on a golden pine killing job today. Mike had a couple he bombed out and topped before we could move out further for felling away from plumbing, buildings and such.
I took more the small mixed into each other trees next to the house.
Untangled two from a black oak.
Took a shot of the larger one's top placement right in front of the first trees stump after jumping it out and over the black oak.
Not quite as perfect a hinge as Jed produces, but there ya go ...
You can see how the two trees were rubbing, little bit of a ride cutting them free from each other. But no biggie. Tiny little hole through the oak to lower brush through was a tad fussy.
I took more the small mixed into each other trees next to the house.
Untangled two from a black oak.
Took a shot of the larger one's top placement right in front of the first trees stump after jumping it out and over the black oak.
Not quite as perfect a hinge as Jed produces, but there ya go ...
You can see how the two trees were rubbing, little bit of a ride cutting them free from each other. But no biggie. Tiny little hole through the oak to lower brush through was a tad fussy.
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treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
That hinge looks good to me boss. Nice work man!
pantheraba
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Some fine looking poles there. Like da hinge.
Jed
TreeHouser
That hinge is as good as any I've ever cut in my life. Anything better than that and you're just a nerd.
Sean: I can't BELIEVE some of those firewood pics, bro. Can you imagine burning anything that beautiful? It'd be like burning Stephen's hinge piece. I've got all my nice ones hanging in my living room. The little lady's starting to get pissed. She's threatening to make me throw out all the Cottonwood ones.
Reg: NICE!
Sean: I can't BELIEVE some of those firewood pics, bro. Can you imagine burning anything that beautiful? It'd be like burning Stephen's hinge piece. I've got all my nice ones hanging in my living room. The little lady's starting to get pissed. She's threatening to make me throw out all the Cottonwood ones.
Reg: NICE!
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Probably just the lack of fibre then, not as photogenic looking 
Thanks
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