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Compliments of Isaias

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    Nah, they just shake in their roots!
     
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    15" red maple i cut up tonight. Next door to my friends where i have a wood stored. Ran the 170 including felling the spar. Full tank came three cuts shy of bucking the whole thing. Just missed his gazebo. IMG_2998.JPG IMG_3000.JPG IMG_2999.JPG IMG_3003.JPG IMG_3004.JPG IMG_3002.JPG IMG_3001.JPG
    Id normally stop around 6" wood with the 170 but it was zipping through it no problem so i kept going. Starting to like this little saw more and more. Finished the last three cuts with the 261 and i seemed heavy compared.
     
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    See... it's not just the size, but how you use it.

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    Been nibbling away at the behemoth oak in his front yard. (Same yard as prior post of red maple) Took his lines down but he didnt lose power. 36" DBH. Cut back mostly to wood line. I cut wood, he throws brush into woods. Gonna take some careful work to get rest of trunk as its broken off maybe 8' up. IMG_2885.JPG IMG_2883.JPG IMG_2937.JPG Havent updated pics. Its cut back to woods edge.
     
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    yup! I even plunge cut the notch and it hardly flinched.
     
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    Split some of the maple yesterday and some oak today. Pulled some oak out. Big tree as of today. Big saws in the shop yet. Splitting on site then moving. IMG_3035.JPG
    Split all rounds from roadside limb and removed. You can see all the bucked rounds from the bigger tree in front of the PU. IMG_3034.JPG
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    You sir, are a wooding machine.
     
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    Paying job i did few days after Isaias. Catalpa top snapped off and hit a chain link fence. I cut it up and felled spar too. Brush went into the back woods and didnt have to haul away.
    They were nice enough to let me leave there and even split on site. IMG_2943.JPG
    Split most of it and hauled out to stack. One hollow round with a knot hole for a big Swedish torch next Summer. IMG_3041.JPG IMG_3042.JPG
    Over half cord. Set three pallets and stacked. Stack almost done is the primo splits. The mound to the left same load goes to a different stack. I hate being OCD! IMG_3043.JPG
    Wood on right is sugar maple mostly needing to be noodled.