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That's a GTG log!
If its solid, I'll save a section for the big bars...
That's a GTG log!
If it's 5ft. Some one is going to need to get a bigger bar.:msp_sneaky:
You know someone who's got one???:msp_wink:
I've got a 48'' .404, large husky mount. Just no chain or saw big enough to put it to good use yet.
Your chain is at my house.
Picked some oddball crap
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Don't have a clue what the size or year if the saws are. The two-man bar says Disston on it. Not sure of the other bar.
Check this beast out... That's my neighbor Roger in the pic. He's about 6'1" or so... Biggest Pecan tree I've ever seen, but I have no idea how big they normally get...
Check this beast out... That's my neighbor Roger in the pic. He's about 6'1" or so... Biggest Pecan tree I've ever seen, but I have no idea how big they normally get...
prolly goes without sayin but i'm gonna say it anyway. don't let that thing roll on ya when you're clearing the top branches off. that's gonna be a challenge. bet you could get some good slabs outa that thing too.
I carved up a red oak about that size a few years back, 60" at the butt. Some of the limbs were still 15' off the ground. No loader present, had to walk the top limbs out and block them from above. Six cord tree.
I don't know who has big huskies.
I always wondered if that would work... I got a big standing Maple to get sometime... Do the big limbs try to shake you off when you make the first cut? Or are they somewhat steady?
Depends. The big oak had very stout limbs, and had a solid three point stance to the ground. Walking out as far as you dare and taking that first nip is the tricky part. A birds mouth undercut alleviates this somewhat.
After that dogging blocks off is a breeze.
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