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Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus verginiana) makes decent lumber. Although it does tend to split easily and it’s a little softer than true... -
What's funny is about two hours later I managed to pinch my own saw making a bore-cut... only I pulled the bar and chain off, tripped it...
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Had some White Mulberry and Eastern Red Cedar milled. I’m like a kid in a candy shop.
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I've been gone for a while, was feeling pretty burned out in December but back in action after a nice few weeks off over the holidays...
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A half day of good-turned-cool and breezy weather zipping down a dozen or so 25' fir limbs natty crotch and chunking down onto a...
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Rain in the morning with a little saw maintenance. Back to a job we were working on for 2 half days before Christmas and a half day...
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If we could get a crane near it, we would lift it out of there in a couple pieces, probably $2800 and one of the local hacks would...
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If that tree is really 100' tall and 42" DBH, it should be at least $4k. That is a lot of material. I think I would bid it at $5k...
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No offense taken. We're all in different markets, with different expertise, different approaches, different equipment, different rules...
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Neill replied to the thread Bid that tree!.I know the photo doesn’t do it justice, wide angle lense is great for fitting the whole tree in the frame but awful for showing scale
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I'd probably rent a crane for about 2k and then want 3k for myself, so 5k. If I'm rigging that out I'm probably going 6k. With the lean...
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I say $3250, but my wife would take that and tell me to put another grand on it. She knows me too well. We joke that she should do the...
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$3-3.5k and note that it will not be immaculate cleanup. Especially post thaw.
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Free CEUs: February 05 & March 05 - 'Urban Forestry Today' Webcasts @ Noon (Eastern)- Started by UFT
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