A Day of cuttin' Pine..

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heres a shot of the toys and everyones favorite saw of course...

 

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timberstand shot

 

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here I'am working the log pile at the landing

 

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doin' a little winchin'

 

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starting the bore cut on Pine

 

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more boring

 

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and some more the PP385 likes to bore cut..

 

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wedging her over

 

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some more beating

 

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me an the toys

 

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the treefarmer

 

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and another

 

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a little stackin'

 

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me with the farmer

 

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a little down log shot

 

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Well I hope you guys like them cause thats all I got for today almost 2 whole rolls of film burned up,thank god for 1hour photo


Later Rob.

 

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Hello Jacob,

This lot is actually my Sisters house she wanted her backyard cleared,roughy 2 1/2 acre lot of mostly White Pine and a few nice red Oaks..it's located here in New Hampshire about 5 miles from my own house so it's not to far to travel


Later Rob

 

[Ryan Willock]

Rob, unless I've been doing it all wrong; I thought the point of limbing was to get all the limbs and knots off so you don't have to bump them latter Nice pics! How do you like the tree farmer ?

 

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Ryan,

I'm pretty sure your doing it the right way I try my hardest to get all the limbs and knots bumped off the best that I can,but there are always some that are under or jammed into the dirt I deal with those at the landing.As far as the Treefarmer goes for a little machine it has been working out excellent,using it daily to skid,and move tops around and pile brush no compaints from me it great Glad you liked the pics,what made you ask about the limb/knots anyways??

Later Rob

 

[Ryan Willock]

I noticed that a couple of logs you were at the top after having stripped the rest of the stem and left alot of 12-18'' limbs, or I could have been seeing things