Big Tree Pics

[tomtrees58]

the normal removal is 48 dba here

 

[mitch95100]

My dad bucking a 16 with a 910 Jonsered.

You almost need a ladder

 

[mitch95100]

It's all about where you live and what grows there. I am no tree snob, I can recognize that some of you guys are cutting prime examples of local trees.
You do your best with whatever God gave, I was blessed to be born in North-Western California.

That make sense we have some really big cedar and oak trees but not tall just fat and wide! mabey someday ill be able to fell a tree that big

 

[mitch95100]

How big of saw do you need to cut that big a tree down?

 

[RandyMac]

How big of saw do you need to cut that big a tree down?

Six cubes.

 

[mitch95100]

Six cubes.

im gonna have to upgrade...:biggrinbounce2:

 

[RandyMac]

im gonna have to upgrade...:biggrinbounce2:

see that you do, report back.

 

[njd333]

Don't have a pic but my best so far was a 24" standing dead White Ash tree. It had broken at the base and started to tip, then barber-chair split right up the middle about 12' before catching in the crown of a half-dead American elm right next to it. That was a hair-raising affair that involved a big pry bar, a rope, a pickup truck and my MS260. I'm glad I don't have any pics of it because I would probably get flamed like crazy for going near such an abomination but I got 2 face cords of perfectly seasoned firewood out of the deal!

 

[mitch95100]

see that you do, report back.

Yes sir!

 

[rattler362]

This tread was a great idea i have enjoyed looking at the pic's of the big tree's that have been cut especially The pic's RandyMac posted would love to see more.

Mike

 

[mitch95100]

This tread was a great idea i have enjoyed looking at the pic's of the big tree's that have been cut especially The pic's RandyMac posted would love to see more.

Mike

Thanks

 

[dave k]

A couple of mine.Not big but then not small, 056 has 30" bar and the 090 has 48" and 60" bars.

 

[mitch95100]

A couple of mine.Not big but then not small, 056 has 30" bar and the 090 has 48" and 60" bars.

Absolutley nothing to sneeze at either

 

[tdi-rick]

It took all of the 40 inch Husky to get his one! OK, in my dreams!:msp_wink::msp_drool::chainsawguy::still_dreaming:

You do realise that pic is of a tree half the world and a hemisphere away

 

[tdi-rick]

How big of saw do you need to cut that big a tree down?

Or you can do it this way

A Jeff Carter image of a big old Euc from about 1950.

 

[mitch95100]

Or you can do it this way

A Jeff Carter image of a big old Euc from about 1950.

Ill stick with upgrading to a bigger saw.. :yoyo:

 

[mitch95100]

see that you do, report back.

Reporting back Sir I have upgraded to a Ms660 :chainsawguy::msp_laugh:
i bought it from a friend never used he bought last year
:chainsawguy:

 

[GASoline71]

One of the largest Big Leaf Maples I have taken down. This pic was just a couple of weeks ago. This one was a co-dom that was 6 feet at the stump. I'm fallin' one of the spars here. I was standing about 3 to 4 feet off the ground on the root buttress to fall this guy.

This is the back cut on the 2nd spar. No roots to stand on... look how high I had to make my back cut. Good thing I'm 6' 5"...

I'm using a stock 10mm pin 044 built in 1993. No mods... not even a dual port muffler cover... 28" ES bar with full skip RSC chain. Only
"mod" to the saw is the USA Handlebars 3/4 wrap.

Gary

 

[Teddy.Scout]

Randy,
WHAT IS THAT IN YOUR PAWS????????????????

FREAKIN BUSTED!

 

[RandyMac]

you gotta try things out, that's how you get to know the things to don't work. Like that 075.