Logging pictures of my father and me

[HimWill]

Just thought I'd bring this thread back up,for those of you that may have never seen it.
I really hope that Martin will come back and add some more to it one day.

 

[sawbones]

Hallow Martin, I am glad this thread was bumped up. I have only veiwed your collector saws.

I had forgot that you have a yellow twin also.. Good to see the old saws getting some use too.

You are one busy beaver

ric

 

[traktorist2222]

Hi,

thanks for bumping that topic up. I haven't forgotten this forum and this thread, but didn't have much time during the last months. Also in summer time we don't make so much wood. Today I drove one load of wood home, I have some pictures which I will post tomorrow!

Maybe I also have some from storm wood in February that I still haven't posted - I'll have a look.



Ric, that yellow Twin I will sell when the other one has arrived. I don't need two of them. :greenchainsaw:

 

[Deadwood Kid]

cool pictures.... but a minivan? c'mon... where's the crummy??

seems like this isnt ur first rodeo

although when it comes down to it, danners, double-knees and spenders are as far as my safety gear goes.... cant even stand a hardhat unless im tackling snags....

neat pics tho.

 

[traktorist2222]

As promised, here are pictures of yesterday's load.

 

[traktorist2222]

Here are some pictures from landscape clearing last winter. The people on the pictures are two working mates of me.

 

[traktorist2222]

more.

Some from making storm wood last winter:

 

[Work Saw Collector]

Neat looking brush cutter with the dual tires.

 

[traktorist2222]

Hello again,

some new pictures from today!

 

[traktorist2222]

 

[TraditionalTool]

Holy goodness, those are long and straight. Those would be great to make a cabin out of...(the bigger ones) :monkey:

 

[Metals406]

Good to see you posting again Martin. . . Great pictures as always.

 

[Metals406]

Just gave you your first Nova!

 

[akennyd]

Awsome pics, thanks for sharing!!opcorn:

Kenny
John 3:16

 

[rburg]

Do you have a 441 in your collection of saws now? Your pictures are always enjoyable to look at. You have some beautiful country side where you live.

 

[milkman]

Just found this awesome thread, thanks for bringing it up and Martin, keep the pictures coming. Really interesting to see how it's done around the world. Those scenic shots are beautiful can't get enough of your photos. Definitely interested in the Stihl gas can if it would be possible to get one here.

 

[stinkbait]

Those are some great pictures. It looks like you and your dad have a good time together.

 

[TJ-Bill]

WOW.. I just spent the last hour going through this thread. It was great!.. Great pictures, great saws, great trees.. Keep the pictures coming!!!

 

[MofoG23]

WOW.. I just spent the last hour going through this thread. It was great!.. Great pictures, great saws, great trees.. Keep the pictures coming!!!

Same here!

 

[johncinco]

So when you get home, or sell the wood, does someone cut the 1 meter logs into thirds again? My guestimation is that is about 12 inch pieces of firewood. Thats some short wood. I hate to be sterotypical, but I see people shoving little pieces of wood into old pit bellied stoves trying to keep warm against the brutal winter. But for all I know, it could be modern city dwellers throwing a few sticks onto a indoor fire just for looks.

I have cut sticks to 5 foot length, 60 inches, then cut to 20 inches later, but only when I am in a hurry. It looks like you do everything at 1 meter. Everyone has something that works for them. I just wonder what the people you sell the wood to do.

Awesome pics. I love your 3 point skidder. The 2 wheel drive tractor would scare me. That John Deer twin cylinder is very cool.

Keep up he good posts!