Beautiful score, glad you got it, had fingers crossed! Nice, using the 241.
Good move JDU! I am glad I bought my TS Countyline when I did, they are much more expensive now.
Beautiful firewood you have now! We have water locust here and it has the same bada$$ thorns. As a youngun clipping our pasture, used to get flats...
That video posted above with the tree climber is amazing, lol. Holy smokes! Some great advice in here. I will be back there in a few weeks.
Congrats, that looks like some real good wood. We don't have that tree. Cool that you got a call.
My gf doesn't want me to do it as I am no young buck anymore but I am an active person even at my age of 71 and this looks relatively easy to me...
Here is a pic of the scene. Also a closer pic of the trunk for Brad. Zoom in for interesting detail.[IMG][IMG] Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
I only found this thread -- Palm trees? My gf has a palm tree in her backyard and it's dead. She lives in a very nice house, I must say! Three...
Wow, to JB Sawman what a great looking truck, I would love to have that. I like its looks as is.
Amazing! You say the small, cutoff wood got more popular... is this of uniform length and size? My cutoff pieces are what I call 'uglies.' All...
Officially an old man now, being 71, a little schlepping now and then makes a good hobby. I said "a little." Keeps one active. If I had black...
Very cool walkway, I could use something like that on my land where there is a spring that kind of spreads out and probably 150' or so stays damp...
What is the connection? Curious.
Wow, looks awesome.
You are in South Carolina, so, that should be similar to here. Humidity is a big factor and I would plan on less time than is mentioned herein....
I like your dog. I have a basset-beagle, he is one happy dog. Old man now, still happy. But limps sometimes, don't know why. Been doing it for...
Congrats, Brad, your hard work has paid off. Bravo!
Yep, bucking with a larger saw will sure wear you out. Glad you got BL Brad! Bummer about the chains, for sure!
I find it interesting... elm! Archaeologists Are Finding Dugout Canoes in the American Midwest as Old as the Great Pyramids of Egypt | Smithsonian
That was my first guess but not 100% on it. Crepe myrtle is one heavy and dense wood!
