Normally would have had the homeowner move it, but his kid had the rear end out of it. The limbs above it were swung forward to the tree further...
Most challenging tree for me on my own. When I work with my buddy, we utilize cranes, bucket trucks, and climbing, depending on the removal. Lot...
Brother and I finished a white oak removal the other day. Also took large limbs off another white oak to the right of the driveway. Large limbs...
Just hearing about the accident brad. Looks to be healing nicely. Sounds like you kept somewhat busy doing what you could through your recovery so...
Definitely looks like cherry to me.
Didn’t see that one coming:rofl: :lol:
Sounds like tree of heaven may have struck again! Always makes me think of bamboo when it first starts growing.
Either a big old Douglas for on the side of a mountain Or a white oak out in the middle of a farm field Or fence row in the Midwest.
I’m guessing you’ll get 5 face cord. If he’s just taking it down, leaving everything there, and he’s a friend, then my guess is he’s doing it for...
We sang “ain’t no grave” this morning at church! Awesome! He’s all I’m resting my hope in:thumbs:
Willow.....a weed someone forgot to pull:rofl: :lol:
Bet that was a relief! Nice to have your access back. I don’t imagine there was any driving around that log jamb
300lb
Making some great progress jeff. The right tools make all the difference. It’ll be interesting to see how much firewood it turns into for you:stacker:
Thank you for not posting pics....it would have been to painful to see:hair:
Ah these lovely springtime Michigan roads! Noticed my hydraulic fluid tank was sitting a little cockeyed....no wonder:headbang:[ATTACH][ATTACH]
A cord fits a little easier stacked than loose. Five 3x6.5 rows. Nice day to make some firewood![ATTACH]
You’ll want a big chip truck for that one! Nice piece of equipment:yes:
Someone not turn the chute back around before driving back to the shop?
Keep on hustlin! Let us know how long it’s in your van:rofl: :lol:
