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Saw polisher
Skookum was a company that made overbuilt strong logging equipment ,seen the name on big blocks and i think choker bells
Skookum was a company that made overbuilt strong logging equipment ,seen the name on big blocks and i think choker bells
The golden rule is to never leave hung up trees, they are potential death traps even to just get them down safely.Thank you, Northmanlogging.
Was out with the new 660 today but forgot camera to get a good shot of that tree that's hung up in another tree. I'm kinda hoping it'll fall down on its own (and when I was looking at it today, debating on whether to wrap a chain around the base and try to yank it back away from the hang and down, I could hear wood fibers cracking/breaking!) One issue is, it's kind of near a road, and could conceivably come out almost into the road if my shade-tree geometry is right...
The golden rule is to never leave hung up trees, they are potential death traps even to just get them down safely.
Since it sounds like kickback isn't the primary thing to watch out for, I'm curious how most loggers and fallers (especially new guys) get hurt in the woods.
What would be the main things I should watch out for as a new guy? Falling branches/dead tops? Trees falling the wrong way?
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