Yup. Red oak, Beech, Eastern White Pine, Eastern Hemlock, Yellow Birch, Black Cherry, and Red Maple.What's the mix of trees I'm seeing some red oak
I have a very small amount of popple, spruce, white oak, and ash. So little that I didn’t even mention it. Those I want to increase in the stand so I’m precluding those from the cut.Wow that's a great blend. We had a guy look at our 40 acre lot and he was interested most in the big maples saying that's what the cabinet makers are looking for. Mostly red oak maple some popple. On a 3 acre lot we had a few trees taken out mostly big red oak and big popple to pay for a culvert and gravel driveway then we cut a bunch more big popple to mill spec (10'6") and the logger guy doesn't even want them for free. Says there's no money in it for him to pick them up. We have more than enough saw logs(maple, oak,ash) stacked up for burning in the next few years.
That’s surprising as popple makes a great trim wood free of knots that takes paint better than most.It's crazy to think 30-40 10'6" popple logs 16-28"dia are not worth a guys time to take to mill when we don't even want the money and it's easy pickens
Biggest reason I want the white oak to increase as the beeches almost never fruit, the red oaks could be taken out in a disaster at anytime (foreign made), and mast trees are such an important food course to wildlife.Deer prefer the white oak acorns over the red from what I seen. Any ash in michigan are no bigger than 4-6" from the eab wiping them out
Funny thing is my logger said the red oak goes to pallets (low grade). Firewood is at all time highs though!It's used to make pallets that's about it in michigan. Basically a nuisance tree. I read an article that once they logged out michigan in the 18-1900's the tree took over as it grew much faster than the trees that were cut and choked everything out.
I did put a 32” bar with a full skip but I probably shouldn’t drill out the cat just yet because I don’t want to kill the warranty. It’s a nice saw and glad I got that deal before inflation starting messing everything up. Thanks Brandon.Yea shimmy down my chimney and leave that 620 under the tree for my Xmas gift . I'm all stock. Waiting for the warranty to expire before I get crazy. So far so good. That cs 400 is a great saw for the $ can't wait to open her up.
I gotta look up prices now just cuz I’m curious. I went through checking out all those models as well on my search and was either going with the P or Pw. p it was cuz the price was right. The bar I have on now is just a tad heavy? Haha.I've been looking at the 620pw, they say it's real wicked for the size and $. I got a couple 590s but guys say the difference is night and day between the 2. I looked at the 7310 and it was to big cause I'm a little guy 5'4 140 so the 620 size to power ratio is great from what I have read.
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