Looks like one of mine. Simple technique. Put in a standard face with an unintentional Dutchman. Next put in a too high, and gently sloping backcut. Watch as the tree sits back on the bar. Next, put in a conventional face on the opposite side of the tree, and throw in a too low, gently sloping back-cut until the tree goes over 180 degrees from the original face. Extra points for forgetting to take off the power head!
Too funny! Lol.Looks like one of mine. Simple technique. Put in a standard face with an unintentional Dutchman. Next put in a too high, and gently sloping backcut. Watch as the tree sits back on the bar. Next, put in a conventional face on the opposite side of the tree, and throw in a too low, gently sloping back-cut until the tree goes over 180 degrees from the original face. Extra points for forgetting to take off the power head!
I refer to it as the "flaccid Dutch". Instead of a few extra kerf cuts thru the lower cut of one side of u'r Humboldt, an entire face taken out below the new back cut. Genius.So modified soft Dutchman/?
View attachment 429745 View attachment 429744 While driving down a back road I took a few pics of stumps. It's the first day I had off in 16 days, so I just took things slow and looked around for a change.
It also looks like lumberjack dude had to hack some bark off just to fit that 6' choker.It's the i got muh saw stuck on the back cut stump,and the back up saw is a ms170 to hack my saw free with
is that one of bobs high stumps you talked of in another thread????????? what a site!!View attachment 429745 View attachment 429744 While driving down a back road I took a few pics of stumps. It's the first day I had off in 16 days, so I just took things slow and looked around for a change.
Yes, oldie and mouldy.is that one of bobs high stumps you talked of in anther thread????????? what a site!!
Video?Looks like one of mine. Simple technique. Put in a standard face with an unintentional Dutchman. Next put in a too high, and gently sloping backcut. Watch as the tree sits back on the bar. Next, put in a conventional face on the opposite side of the tree, and throw in a too low, gently sloping back-cut until the tree goes over 180 degrees from the original face. Extra points for forgetting to take off the power head!
how did you stand on them crooked stumps?Can't believe ya'll are making fun of my stumps I did when I lived near John. That was some of my best work. Just wish I could make em look that good now.
what? you can't throw a choker and make it hook itself?View attachment 429747 Jon, if you're setting chokers and Northmanlogging is beating us with them, what's this choker doing in this tree?
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