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Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
4d ago
I'm looking for ~300 black locust posts for a project I have in PA. I need 6" round, 8" round, and 6"x"6 split. These would need to be 12' in height. I've scoured the internet and can't find a good source ..read more
Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
1w ago
Hello,
I am looking for some suggestions on the best practices for dealing with hung leaners such as the one shown in the photos. This one hanging over a hiking trail.
The situation is tricky as there is still significant tension/force from the root ball trying to stand the tree back up.
Thanks,
Steve ..read more
Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
2w ago
http://www.odmp.org/officer/22038-officer-jason-crisp
http://charlotte.twcnews.com/conten...and-elderly-couple-dead-in-burke-co--shooting
This happened in the next county just to the north of us. Sounds like a very sad story. What I'm trying to figure out is what the officers job was. I'm guessing park ranger... maybe. Best I can tell from the news stories, the suspect killed his parents. He then fled in a stolen car then abandoned a vehicle...
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Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
3w ago
I thought the bark looked like white oak but after bucking a piece off the end I'm not sure ..read more
Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
2M ago
Hello,
I need help with choosing which knot to use for my application. I'm a newbie with this stuff.
We are pulling tree stumps on the farm using ropes and pulleys for mechanical advantage. I purchased 200 feet of Notch Kraken 5/8 rope (18,000 lb tensile), several 3/4 clevises, several snatch blocks, and tree saver straps... all rated for some pretty high forces.
We're using the farm tractor to pull on the rope.
So I learned how to splice a loop in the end of the Kraken...
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Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
2M ago
Headed down there today... Bailey's, Simington, West Coast saw etc. are there this year.
https://oregonloggingconference.com ..read more
Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
2M ago
What kind of saw chaps/pants does everyone wear ..read more
Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
2M ago
Have any of you had experience with this fuel ..read more
Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
2M ago
Hey all,
Can you guys help my out with some definitions/job descriptions, please? I am interested in becoming a timber cruiser (I think). Do I HAVE to go to school, or can I do my own studying?
A little bit of background is I have been working for myself doing tree removal for the past year and a half. Now I am on my second week of running a skidder for a small logging operation. I am very intrigued with the logging industry so far, and I think I would like to look into making a career...
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Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum » Forestry and Logging
2M ago
Got some big boys (by my standards) to drop and now's as good a time as any to learn what makes for a great felling wedge and what sizes to get.
I've a few small wedges and a bunch of holding wedges that I must admit to driving in but they don't last long doing that.
What do you use and why? I'm inclined to want to try a few that I can seriously drive in without them mushrooming beyond recognition. there are metal headed wedges. Any good for this, or should I just try and find a few...
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