the all aussie dribble thread!

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oh well cris at least the mozi's will leave you alone :big_smile:

only smokey when ya first start them,just point in the direction that your working and fog away:smile2:

Do you really want to start another oil thread war?... use maple syrup at 10:1 for all I care :hmm3grin2orange:

:wink2:

Your 660 proves that stihl mix does the job well.

and also proves that 25:1 wont carbon the buggery out everthing

 

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I have been away the last few days working in a plantation so I thought you fellas might me interested. I was helping out a bloke to estimate the yield on a property in NSW, which involved felling and weighing trees of different sizes. That was the fun job :biggrin:
Then we had to map and measure (diameter) approximately 1500 trees all around the property... that was slightly tiring but I'm glad we didn't run into an big boars :eek2:

I'm guessing its still a virgin in these pics?

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Pete,ya better put the lid back on your tobacco tin,shes gonna dry out onya mate,sweet looking saw mate

 

[Rudolf73]

I'm guessing its still a virgin in these pics?

The 201t has done some work, it's close to run in I think. Its a little pocket rocket thats for sure. I'm thinking of getting a rear handle 201 which would make a better limbing saw.

 

[Graham99]

I'm guessing its still a virgin in these pics?



Pete,ya better put the lid back on your tobacco tin,shes gonna dry out onya mate,sweet looking saw mate

You are going to chop all that down with that little saw You'd win gold if chainsawing was an Olympic event.

Can you swim fast lol ?

Graham

 

[Rudolf73]

You are going to chop all that down with that little saw You'd win gold if chainsawing was an Olympic event.

Can you swim fast lol ?

Graham

Haha Graham, no we only cut about 20 trees of different sizes to find out how heavy they are. Then we had to cut them into manageable pieces and weight every bit. The tree harvester will process around 1200 trees an hour so that would be much faster than me with the baby stihl.

 

[deye223]

well i can read but it seems that some can't ......the all aussie dribble thread!

 

[Rudolf73]

I don't see the point... why spam this thread or even this site?!?!

 

[deye223]

Fixed it for you Darren

when i'm have'n a good day i shoot like a freak

 

[lumberjackau]

It's most likely going into wood chip then a furnace/boiler. We have already harvested a block but we need a bigger harvester with more power.

The trees in the pics are dunnii and I don't remember what the hybrids are.


The 201t goes like a 090... in really small wood haha

What's the diameter size of them? might know of a harvester that would be suitable for the job :msp_wink:

 

[Rudolf73]

What's the diameter size of them? might know of a harvester that would be suitable for the job :msp_wink:

Up to around 10". This is a different type of harvester though, it cuts and chips trees all in one go. Kind of like a forage harvester in tall corn.

 

[lumberjackau]

Up to around 10". This is a different type of harvester though, it cuts and chips trees all in one go. Kind of like a forage harvester in tall corn.

IC now, a biomass harvester. the machine I was using was great for thinning, just cut, spray and off to the next stem to be cut, might work if you had a chipper set up to drag the stems to?

Will

btw, looks allot like Dun's White Gum in the pics?

 

[Rudolf73]

IC now, a biomass harvester. the machine I was using was great for thinning, just cut, spray and off to the next stem to be cut, might work if you had a chipper set up to drag the stems to?

Will

Yes thats it. They tried that with a stationary chipper but it was not cost effective as some of the areas on the property are marginal at best. So we are working on a biomass harvester that will reduce costs and make it viable to produce biomass in these types of plantations.

 

[lumberjackau]

Got heaps more questions, pm sent

Will

 

[Stihlman441]

Found a new way to sharpin chains.

 

[deye223]

only smokey when ya first start them,just point in the direction that your working and fog away:smile2:


yep just like this

[video=youtube;K-joM2gXLE8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-joM2gXLE8&feature=plcp[/video]

 

[deye223]

ok fellas we have another dribbler on his way make him wellcome and he likes huskys but i wont hold that against him lol his handle is STOIE cheers

 

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only smokey when ya first start them,just point in the direction that your working and fog away:smile2:


yep just like this

[video=youtube;K-joM2gXLE8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-joM2gXLE8&feature=plcp[/video]

yep,just like that

 

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Found a new way to sharpin chains.

hmmm,is it the Stihlman powersharp +COP (can of piss ,"tinnie"),
looks a bit heavy to be carting around
how about a vid.....................

 

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Stihl 91cc Magnum 20 inch Guide Bar Chainsaw MS660 ORIGINAL OEM | eBay
seems to be a few of these things ATM

 

[ausneil 1]

Found a new way to sharpin chains.

Clever, you could do raker heights at the same time.

video needed please