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More felling/processing pics

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by fox9988, Feb 1, 2014.

  1. mdavlee

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    I use the Humboldt on all trees I cut. Easier for me to do it on all of them. A nice deep face is better for control and keeping the hinge from breaking too soon.
     
  2. andybaker

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    I would like to see a picture of that. Interesting.
     
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  3. Backwoods Savage

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    Ya, I once knew a fellow who fell in love with it too. It will work.
     
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  4. fox9988

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    Got 5-6" on Sunday. Freezing rain/sleet now. 3 more inches snow tonight. More on Friday. We have finally had some decent snow this winter. image.jpg
     
  5. bogydave

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    Lucky you
    Well , if you like that stuff.
    :)
     
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  6. Backwoods Savage

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    Fox, that has to be a bit unusual for you isn't it?
     
  7. fox9988

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    25 years ago, we would get at least one snow a years of 8-16", plus ~3 snows of 3-6". In the last 10 yrs, we usually only get one 3-5" snow.

    These totals are pretty specific of my area, Ozark "Mountains". I work 45 miles to the south (1300ft less elevation) and there is considerably less snow there.
     
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