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It’s nice to be out of some dog hair finally.
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Falling pics 11/25/09
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It’s nice to be out of some dog hair finally.
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InfiniteJest
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Last one of the week. Filthy with road dust. 19 miles from my front door. Kind of odd to go home every night.
Tried out something different with the work truck.
I'll have a little more room for any firewood the processor operator sets out.
Tried out something different with the work truck.
I'll have a little more room for any firewood the processor operator sets out.
InfiniteJest
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Some decent fir and pine today.
Have a great Independence day.
flying pig
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Breaking in my new 572 and loving it!
InfiniteJest
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Getting kind of slammed between yarder duty and a pile of right of way. Took the wife and the hound dog up Sunday morning to get things squared up for the yarder. Wife snapped a couple photos. A good time was had by all.
InfiniteJest
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Whoops, forgot the pic with the old hound dog!
IJ, beautiful country. Ron
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Took a week or so off to go to Leavenworth, WA beautiful country but someone could sure tell the government on how to clear cut vs burn the ground.
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InfiniteJest
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Yeah, the old Montana joke "your wages are paid in scenery."
Can't eat the view though.
little siswheel fun with high stakes
InfiniteJest
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Pretty sweet when the guys can tie to the other side and I don't have to worry about breaks. Saves some extra leg work.
flying pig
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Some of this aspen can sure be spooky junk sometimes
Gots me a new diameter record, spruce above the swell
“Let’s hope I don’t crush the cummies, there’s a house right there.”
Well that record didn't last long
God damn, you’re getting into wood that’s close to having the diameter be as big as I am tall.
Sadly that's the last one for awhile.
Weird to sink a 32" bar into a Doug fir that looks tiny, only to realize it's as big or bigger then anything I've cut for the month prior...
Timber on this site is massive, but pretty much all junk too
Weird to sink a 32" bar into a Doug fir that looks tiny, only to realize it's as big or bigger then anything I've cut for the month prior...
Timber on this site is massive, but pretty much all junk too
It seems like once the wood out your way gets over 42-48 they start to get junky, heart rot, huge branches and knots, yada yada.
The “timber” here usually has maybe twenty or thirty good feet in it and then the tops break out where they fan out. They’re annoying because they’ll lean one way and have the weight going another so you have to guess what’s the controlling force. Then you get it wrong, go “oh ****” and have to wedge it off your bar and then jack it over... Might have happened recently... Like, you know, Tuesday.
The “timber” here usually has maybe twenty or thirty good feet in it and then the tops break out where they fan out. They’re annoying because they’ll lean one way and have the weight going another so you have to guess what’s the controlling force. Then you get it wrong, go “oh ****” and have to wedge it off your bar and then jack it over... Might have happened recently... Like, you know, Tuesday.
