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Burnham
Woods walker
It's for whimpy Euros who can't be bothered to line up their release kerf.
On high stumps there is no benefits.
On the low stumps we are required to set here, if you use the tip of the bar it puts you in a way better position if you have to get the hell out of there.
Needs to be way more angled, though.
I had never used it before, I learned it from Bermy.
It has saved my ass a couple of times.
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On the low stumps we are required to set here, if you use the tip of the bar it puts you in a way better position if you have to get the hell out of there.
Needs to be way more angled, though.
I had never used it before, I learned it from Bermy.
It has saved my ass a couple of times.
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PCTREE
Treehouser
That grinder originally had a $1600 gates poly belt on it. When I had snapped it for the second time I switched to an 8 v belt system. I can now replace all 8 for $120. Some how the drive shaft moved and the sheave was rubbing the cover. I tried everything I could think of to move it back but couldn’t. I need to make a cover of some form but haven’t had time
Naturarbo
Naturarbo
right lets see if this comes in decent size
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Thats up there. Tall one
Mellow
BCMA
Some palms we trimmed the other day.
j/k, they were removals.
j/k, they were removals.
Got me there.
Obviously, being Scandinavian, I know nothing about palms.
I was, however, thinking that was a harsh treatment.
Then I thought pollarding, and figured it was ok.
Then I saw the last line, and felt stupid.
Obviously, being Scandinavian, I know nothing about palms.
I was, however, thinking that was a harsh treatment.
Then I thought pollarding, and figured it was ok.
Then I saw the last line, and felt stupid.
stikine
Treehouser
Glad you said that Stig and not me.
Marc-Antoine
TreeHouser
That hole in the guard isn't bad, it helps to vent and cool the belts.
Patrick A
Treehouser
Some fun climbing this fir, it was a good change from ash, maple, oak.
Patrick A
Treehouser
I went as high as I felt comfortable and then took the top off. The top had broken years before and it had grown three leaders.
Jed
TreeHouser
Uhhh... Yeah Dan... I’m good after having seen that sir. Thanks. And please post some more of your work. Rad stuff.
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Fir speedlining about 20 limbs. 2 hours to chunk down to a 15' spar, with a hanging water and snack break when I changed 200t for 461.
The guy who filed it did okay for 16" cuts, but it was fighting me with full 28" cuts.
That guy was me. Last filing in the chain, literally triangles.
Lining up cuts was challenging. It was cutting straightest and best when dead crosscutting. I decided to go undercut COG with a full gap and snipe for my last chunk.
When I banged some wedges to break out the face, one bounced and banged me in the lips, a bit. I've got a small, flatish blood blister on my lip. Weird.
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The guy who filed it did okay for 16" cuts, but it was fighting me with full 28" cuts.
That guy was me. Last filing in the chain, literally triangles.
Lining up cuts was challenging. It was cutting straightest and best when dead crosscutting. I decided to go undercut COG with a full gap and snipe for my last chunk.
When I banged some wedges to break out the face, one bounced and banged me in the lips, a bit. I've got a small, flatish blood blister on my lip. Weird.
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gf beranek
Old Schooler
That looked like a limby bastard.
Naturarbo
Naturarbo
25ms but the fun was 30cms from base was house on both sides
Been there many a time. Maybe you and I are equally cheap. I try to fight it lately. If a chain is giving me grief and I can't correct it after a 2-3 tries, or it is down to triangles and giving grief, I say See Ya!
I wouldn't take a chain that was down to triangles up a tree. That's when they get used for ordinary stuff(bucking), or stumping/cutting trash, depending on how small the triangles are. I don't consider a chain "done" til I lose at least one tooth.
Frankie
I Build and Run Ported Saws !
As long as the rakers are set to each tooth she will cut no doubt. Might not be the smooooothest chain though
Nutball
TreeHouser
Something else to keep in mind; by the time you get a chain down to triangles, have a look at the bar and make sure the rails are squared up and the gap isn't too wide or even a new chain will have some issues.
Frankie
I Build and Run Ported Saws !
Yah , closing the bar rail won’t help wear , at best it’s a band-aid. Sounds like incorrect sharpening and/ or depth gage not set properly causing that issue. I’ve got bars with over 100cord on em and they are still gtg. Make sure chain and is sharp, depth gauge is set to spec and don’t try to “save” money skimping on bar oil and forget these “budget” bars that don’t last worth a crap. False economy ... Also don’t furget to flip bar to promote even wear. Works well like this here in WNY. In Tennessee.... all bets are off 🤣
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