Logging mid coast maine

[jegushee1]

Nice mixed load of ash and spruce I squeezed out before the mud starts

 

[1270d]

The mud is starting here, still able to work so far. How late can you usually work before breakup?

 

[jegushee1]

The mud is starting here, still able to work so far. How late can you usually work before breakup?

every year different. this year really cold but lot of snow..... probably sneak another week or so in

 

[bitzer]

We're past break up already. Very little snow and no rain caused it to dry up quick. The frost came out really slow. They didn't even post roads. It was weird. I'd say the frost was gone at least two weeks ago.

 

[archertwo]

We moved our equipment out last weekend. The video is us running on the haul road on two to three feet of hard packed snow. I went back in two days later after a pretty heavy rain fell to bring out the log wagon with PATU delimber on it and kept falling right through the road. Looks like we're done for 4-5 weeks.
- YouTube

 

[Collin045]

The mud is starting here, still able to work so far. How late can you usually work before breakup?

 

[Whitespider]

Did ya' hear about the Maine guy who put carpet in his bathroom??
Yeah... he liked it so much he ran the carpet all the way to the house.

I'VE MOVED HERE

 

[nk14zp]

Looks a little heavy.

 

[TreeTangler]

Did ya' hear about the Maine guy who put carpet in his bathroom??
Yeah... he liked it so much he ran the carpet all the way to the house.

I'VE MOVED HERE

Hey now, I'm sure it was indoor/outdoor carpet!

 

[jegushee1]

Looks a little heavy.

Not really?? Was 4500 feet. If it was oak then yea. But spruce and ash??? I've seen quite a bit more jammed on that truck. He was prob right around the 22 or 23 ton mark

 

[nk14zp]

Not really?? Was 4500 feet. If it was oak then yea. But spruce and ash??? I've seen quite a bit more jammed on that truck. He was prob right around the 22 or 23 ton mark

LOL I was just bustin yer chops.