Sure ignorance is no excuse, but I find it unreasonable to be surprised when someone doesn't know that law. Firewood sales are a pretty lax...
Or maybe :drunk: :D
Something to consider :)
This is actually a good point. Will the saws you have now stay in service or be phased out by this new saw?
Nice :D
Good choice :thumbs: The real world isn't quite as fun though is it :rofl: :lol:
Great looking stack. Those big oak rounds will give you some niiiice burns :thumbs: :fire:
Welcome jred :thumbs: Jred as in jonesred saws?
Sounds like a good night :drunk: Welcome to the forum steven. Nice truck, nice load of ash, badazz saws, and beer.....you'll fit in just fine :smoke:
I think a 441 would serve you well. That said, I'd love a 661 for a big saw :D. I don't do any lugging around, as my log loads get dumped right in...
Seen that before, that guy is very talented :thumbs:
I think the "limbing" advice is good. Just run the saw down the trunk and any limbs you want to split up. As good as honey locust is, I'd still be...
Hey, don't get mad at me for commenting on your post. You can have your opinion and Ill have mine. Just saying you can't expect someone to be...
Why do you assume that all arborists are "certainly aware" of the law? It's got nothing to do with arboriculture. an arborists job is to remove...
I don't find it very surprising. It's kind of an obscure and ridiculous law. Not the type that you would assume was in place
Nice and tall, looks great :thumbs:
Sounds like a great deal for delivered and stacked and that dry. Guy stacks kinda funny though :rofl: :lol:
Wow, sounds like an awesome score. Love all the pics :thumbs: 12 cords helped out the stockpile I bet
Nice looking load. I love dead oak. Stays nice and solid inside for a long time
Nice looking pile of oak :drool:
