Recent content by TimberPro
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Workshop Photos
Yup exactly. Skidding logs and skidding large piles of slash, if you can get all the butt ends in there. Works well but can also be frustrating when it pops off.- TimberPro
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Workshop Photos
Yea I think that’s the route I’m going to head. Get a 4 shelf storage rack for gear and the S hooks on the side is a good move for sure. I think I want to make a custom saw holder. Maybe make something out of a long round or make something to hang them vertically. I like that wooden rack. I have...- TimberPro
- Post #3
- Forum: General Discussion
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Log rite BTS Hauler
Update: the BTS Hauler was a great purchase. Super smooth and great leverage. Really impressed with all the grease zerks on it. Also, I ordered this off Sheldon Hill Forestry out of NY. It was free shipping and it got to Colorado in less than a week.- TimberPro
- Post #26
- Forum: General Discussion
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Workshop Photos
How we doing TreeBuzz? Just got a little rental spot in a shop. It’s not a huge space, but a pretty decent spot to work with. Wondering if anyone has any good photos of your prized work shop? Looking for some ideas on how to build out a work bench for my climbing gear, fuel, landscape tools...- TimberPro
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Estimates With Visual Tree Removal Map
Really appreciate all the amazing feedback on here. Thank you all for your responses. I ended up using google earth for this project. I will look deeper into some of these apps that were mentioned. Thank you again. What an amazing spot we have here for information.- TimberPro
- Post #12
- Forum: General Discussion
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Log rite BTS Hauler
I ordered a BTS Hauler today. Found one with free shipping on Sheldon Hill Arborist and Forestry Supply- TimberPro
- Post #18
- Forum: General Discussion
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Log rite BTS Hauler
That’s a solid technic, I’ll be using this- TimberPro
- Post #17
- Forum: General Discussion
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Log rite BTS Hauler
The tough part is finding a rental with the grapple. The mini skid is relatively easy to find- TimberPro
- Post #16
- Forum: General Discussion
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Estimates With Visual Tree Removal Map
I do mark the tree with flagging. Just looking for something that can be mailed out via email as a visual for some of the home owners that are in second homes. This is Vail, CO most the homes are empty haha- TimberPro
- Post #8
- Forum: General Discussion
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Log rite BTS Hauler
This is true. I will weigh out my options. Good beta- TimberPro
- Post #12
- Forum: General Discussion
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Log rite BTS Hauler
Thanks for the insight. Hauling cottonwood rounds by hand through a gate with one other guys sucks and I think the log hauler is the move for now. Appreciate the reinsurance.- TimberPro
- Post #9
- Forum: General Discussion
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Log rite BTS Hauler
I appreciate the good beta. I definitely want a little dingo with a grapple. I think right now with the inflation, it might not be the best time for me to snag one unless a really good deal pops up. I was hoping to get something like the BTS to get me by and see if anything changes with the...- TimberPro
- Post #8
- Forum: General Discussion
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Estimates With Visual Tree Removal Map
Yea see that sounds like a pretty cool app. Using google earth and editing it would work, just looks unprofessional with the marking pen in my opinion. Would be nice to have something where you could drop an array of pins on the location of the trees throughout the property.- TimberPro
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