Stihlmans Wood,Tree cutting ramblings...........

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Ya thats the new nose ya sent (thanks for that)
The 4 rivet i think got from fleebay about 4 months ago but only started using it a couple of weeks ago after i twisted a Ti bar.
 
Ya thats the new nose ya sent (thanks for that)
The 4 rivet i think got from fleebay about 4 months ago but only started using it a couple of weeks ago after i twisted a Ti bar.

The 4 rivet noses haven't been around for a while now. I guess it was old stock from somebody (hopefully not me although I haven't sold any Tsumuras on PeeBay from memory).
 
I havnt been updating this thread as i should so better pull me finger out and do a bit.
Started a new Sugargun plantasoin today about 40 trees that died after a fire cooked um about 18 months ago.
Will be doing these over the next 4 days so will add afew pics to show you what we are up to.

pedro 004.jpg pedro 006.jpg
 
Cool. You are not alone in having an older style Tsumura nose spread like a $2 hooker. No probs on the newer noses so far though.

What sorts of diameters do set as the limit below which it's slash and not firewood? I ask because with the few gums I've done there's always a heap of smaller branches that aren't exactly straight and can be quite a biarch to buck up other than on a PTO buzz saw, because they don't sit too well in the log forks/grapple to mow through a heap with a longer bar. Sometimes wonder if it's worth it for the little stuff.
 
Is that a wee farmall B series tractor I have seen in some pics? If so, can I ask how many hours on it and if you've had any probs? Cheers.
 
Cool. You are not alone in having an older style Tsumura nose spread like a $2 hooker. No probs on the newer noses so far though.

What sorts of diameters do set as the limit below which it's slash and not firewood? I ask because with the few gums I've done there's always a heap of smaller branches that aren't exactly straight and can be quite a biarch to buck up other than on a PTO buzz saw, because they don't sit too well in the log forks/grapple to mow through a heap with a longer bar. Sometimes wonder if it's worth it for the little stuff.

The smaller stuff cut into lenghts and use a sawbench,down to about 3'' dia we have customers that ask for it to use in kitchen stoves.
 
The tractor is a Case 38hp.
We have just started using a way bigger machine will put some pics up the next few days.
Those case farmall B's (and C's if not CVT tranny) are made under contract by LS Mtron in South Korea. The LS 72HP P-series tractors look solid and well priced, but no dealers here in NZ.
 

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