Loaded truck pics.

Great pics Slickncghia , Welcome to da club

 

Your bars on on upside down

 

Ever cut or see an Australian Buloke tree? I've read they're very very hard.

 

But down under, it runs the wrong way, so it's OK.



Welcome to FHC Slickncghia

 

Nah, iron wood is a bit far from my area.

Most of what I cut is Eucalyptus and I'm no tree watcher but I think mostly yellow box which has a hardness rating of about 3000 which is on the
very high side but not anywhere near as high as iron wood.

I don't have allot to compare it to but pine feels like cutting butter comparatively

Our chains also turn the other way its known as the coriolis effect and can make bucking a challenge.

 

If you're bucking from the bottom up it all aught to even out.

 

Thanks to Scotty Overkill and our friend Joe my family got 3 loads of ash like this pays to know a tree slayer.

 

Nice pics!

Looked at them a little closer and decided that had to be in the northeast NV area. Your profile says NV but no town.

I live in Elko if you want to go cut some time.

 

Thanks, I'm about 350 miles west of you in Wellington not far from the California line.

 

Ash tree I took down yesterday. The truck is not quite loaded. The logs were taken out whole by someone else.

 

I grew up in Smith Valley.

Where did u take those pics at?

 

Mt Patterson, Sweetwater range. That was where the the fire was about 10 years ago.

 

Sweet! Figured there would be too much snow up there yet.

Pleasure chatting. Take care of western NV.

 

The first picture with the Toyota was on Rickey Canyon road off of Upper Colony road.

 

Since entering into truck ownership a few months ago, my wife decided we/I could take a turn or several at emptying the bottle donations box, that's $173.45 worth of bottles and cans, in case you were wondering. The $ goes to my daughters HS music program.

 

I am sticky just thinking about that. Does the bed now smell like a dive bar?

 

Yep, with a hound dog chaser