Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS

[logging22]

I gots one of those dullmore thingys, a 5100 and stuff. Luckily MoJim needed it really bad. So, im bringing it to the GTG and blessing him with it. And stuff. Just sayin.:msp_smile:

 

[tlandrum]

les you will have your carb parts in a day or few. its in the mail dood

 

[Hedgerow]

I gots one of those dullmore thingys, a 5100 and stuff. Luckily MoJim needed it really bad. So, im bringing it to the GTG and blessing him with it. And stuff. Just sayin.:msp_smile:

Maybe I can rustle up some trading material to convince Jim to just leave it in my saw tree...
And stuff...
Maybe I'll hoard an entire army of 5100's right in my shop...
Bwahahahahahahahaha!!!!
:msp_sneaky:
An stuff...

 

[logging22]

les you will have your carb parts in a day or few. its in the mail dood

Thanks.

 

[Hedgerow]

Thanks.

Hey Les, I need your input on some events...
I'll PM ya soon...

 

[iowa]

Didja find a mooflar fer your 372xp Matt?

 

[Hedgerow]

Didja find a mooflar fer your 372xp Matt?

Yup.. She'll be ready... The stump shack will outfit me with another opened can...
That 372 refuses to die...
It has heart...

 

[iowa]

Good deal!

 

[Locust Cutter]

I don't think you have worked enough hedge. Locust loses the thorns as you go up the tree, and hedge just gets worse.


I HATE chipping hedge. It's a full time job just to get the branches down the chute.

Well, I've worked enough Hedge in the last 24 years to have an opinion, BUT I will stipulate that I've never had the misfortune of having to chip it. Luckily, on the ranches I cut it on, we have those cool thingys called burn piles and diesel fuel... It's MUCH easier that way.:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange: I have Chipped Locust before and that's a royal PITA... :bang:

I may have to find one of those cute 'lil Dolmars... And then have Stumpy break it for me!!!

 

[Stumpys Customs]

Yup.. She'll be ready... The stump shack will outfit me with another opened can...
That 372 refuses to die...
It has heart...

She may have a different tone, but she'll still breath heavy:msp_thumbsup:

 

[Hedgerow]

Well, I've worked enough Hedge in the last 24 years to have an opinion, BUT I will stipulate that I've never had the misfortune of having to chip it. Luckily, on the ranches I cut it on, we have those cool thingys called burn piles and diesel fuel... It's MUCH easier that way.:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange: I have Chipped Locust before and that's a royal PITA... :bang:

I may have to find one of those cute 'lil Dolmars... And then have Stumpy break it for me!!!

You'll have to come on over in April and there might be one available...
I'm cornering the market on 5100's...

 

[Locust Cutter]

You'll have to come on over in April and there might be one available...
I'm cornering the market on 5100's...

I may have to try to bring some folding money...

 

[Hedgerow]

I may have to try to bring some folding money...

Just make sure you bring yourself, your dad, and some fine 12 year old sumpthin'...
Won't be another gtg this close to ya fer a while...

 

[pdqdl]

Well, I've worked enough Hedge in the last 24 years to have an opinion, BUT I will stipulate that I've never had the misfortune of having to chip it. Luckily, on the ranches I cut it on, we have those cool thingys called burn piles and diesel fuel... It's MUCH easier that way.... I have Chipped Locust before and that's a royal PITA...

Yep. I figured you were not one of the tree-climin' idiots that are often found in other forums. Although the honey locust are absolutely viscious on the ground level, they aren't too bad up in the canopy.

Damned hedge is so twisty-turny-interwoven, you have to tie a rope to the branch you just cut off and have several groundies yank and pull to get it out of the tree. Then...you have to cut it up and stuff it into the chipper, while missing the thorns. Strangely enough, about 1/2 the hedge trees I work on have no thorns. I never have figured that one out...

If all I ever had to do with hedge was cut 'em down and burn the brush, I might not mind it so much.

Chipping honey locust into a chuck 'n duck is about the worst thing a man can be asked to do.

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Good morning boys and girls. :msp_biggrin:

 

[RVALUE]

Just make sure you bring yourself, your dad, and some fine 12 year old sumpthin'...
Won't be another gtg this close to ya fer a while...

:msp_scared:

 

[Mo. Jim]

Good morning folks,Kenneth,Dan where have you been hideing out lately?

 

[pdqdl]

... Strangely enough, about 1/2 the hedge trees I work on have no thorns. I never have figured that one out...

Did my research. It turns out there are a bunch of thornless varieties.

"One natural thornless variety (Malclura pomifera inermis), and a number of thornless cultivars (Wichita and White Shield are the most thornless) are available in the nursery trade. The cultivars are male selections to eliminate fruit problems. Osage-orange has a tetraploid genetic system. It has been found to hybridize with Cudrania tricuspidata"

 

[twochains]

How it hangin' folks? What is the official date for the GTG? Feb 20 something???

 

[Hedgerow]

How it hangin' folks? What is the official date for the GTG? Feb 20 something???

April 6...
Plenty o' time...



Sounds like there may be some saw races in Cabool too possibly this May...
Hope that works out!!!
Stumpy been workin with the local Chamber on an extra Farm Fest activity...