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Breaking up desert dried eucalyptus into gravel- chiselbit
- Post #5,153
- Forum: General Discussion
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- Post #3,909
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- Post #3,908
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- Post #3,907
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That sally saw looks like it might be kind of exciting to run- chiselbit
- Post #5,137
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No chunks so my half hitch theory remains untested. Target is about 40’ below the standing fir below log. Terrain is much steeper than it looks in pics.- chiselbit
- Post #3,901
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Also installed a pull rope to help keep it from breaking off into its lean and pull it at a quartering angle off the lay. Then cut, wedge,pull, etc. and a butt tie with some slack- chiselbit
- Post #3,899
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Tried to minimize the chance of chunks breaking off on impact and sliding down the steep hill to the target.- chiselbit
- Post #3,898
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The very expensive target below it that wraps around the contour of the hill so it’s in play on 3 sides of the tree- chiselbit
- Post #3,897
- Forum: General Discussion
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- Post #3,896
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Heavy leaner needs to come down sideways.
It would benefit you to get rid of as much weight as you can, could you guy it and then get up there and bomb some stuff out?- chiselbit
- Post #6
- Forum: Rigging and Roping
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Tracked chipper is on my wish list. I would add on the scooping technique I have the grapples closed until properly lined up and then when I open them they lock against the bottom of the bmg- chiselbit
- Post #76
- Forum: Rubber hits the road!
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I have power rotation so I just turn it until it’s inline with the machine and then tip the boom back and down, if we’ve dropped a conifer and cut off all the limbs I can drive alongside the log and scoop up a big mouthful of limbs faster than I can pick them up one at a time and create a pile...- chiselbit
- Post #72
- Forum: Rubber hits the road!
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I do that all the time on my branch manager, like a big ol pelican scoopin up fish- chiselbit
- Post #70
- Forum: Rubber hits the road!
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There was another tree growing up tight in front of it that made the high stump necessary, it was tangled up in the crown of the big tree and I couldn’t cut it first , had to go above the “Union”.- chiselbit
- Post #3,876
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- Post #3,875
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