A Day of cuttin' Pine..

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an another

 

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and another

 

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still a few too go

 

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more loading

 

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almost full load

 

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toppin' it off

 

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here's another shot of me an the farmer in action

 

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and here's a few of the completed op kinda crappy pics but...

 

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and last one

 

[cybergeek23851]

Great Pics
If you ever need special oem parts . Franklin Equipment,Tree-Farmer's parent company(since early '90's) could really use the business right now. When I last checked, which was back in March, because of little demand, thanks to John Deere, Catapillar, Timberjunk,etc., they are down to about three tractors per month coming off of the assembly line, which is a major blow to our local economy.

Here is the link to their website
http://www.franklin-treefarmer.com/

 

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Thanks and I have been in contact with Franklin about 2 weeks ago when I was looking for some parts but unfortunatly they could not help me..I have been hearing that things are very slow for their factory as of late...Sorry to hear about that.

Later Rob.

 

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Thanks

 

[jokers]

Interesting pics Rob. I especially like the R.C.S. Treefarmer pic that shows that you lost the flag off your flagpole on the Treefarmer but it looks like you picked up a transformer and a few wires to make up for it, LOL!


BTW, if that`s firewood under the tarps you`d better uncover the sides of the pile or it won`t dry sitting on the ground like that.

Russ

 

[StIhL MaGnUm]

Hi Russ,

Glad you liked my interesteing pics,so far the little treefarmer has been a workhorse so I cant complain about it..As far as the wood goes thats under that tarp it's already seasoned Red Oak from a tree I removed 2 yrs ago,this is at my sisters place and her boyfriend unforunately is'nt the outdoor type...darn yuppie..


Rob.

 

[jokers]

Hi Rob,

Pics are always good. Maybe you could take yuppie boy out, show him the black mold, and explain to him that a stinking, smoldering fire is not very romantic, or that he will need to make more trips to the woodpile due to decreased btu content from the rot if they heat with it. Then he may think you`re a great guy and a master of all things wood.

Russ

 

[StIhL MaGnUm]

Hey Russ,

Good advice I may just do that,I'm going there in a few anyway..That oughta teach him a lesson.

Rob.

 

[Ryan Willock]

good pics. I have some to post tommorow, unforutantly they are of the damage done to my property by Asplundh Tree Expert Co. D@mn line clearance idiots!!!

 

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Hey Ryan,


Post away I always like to check out what everyone else is doing...I hear ya about the line clearance,I worked for them for a few months back last year but I think I'll stick to being in my machine spittin chips with the PP385...

Rob.