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  1. dieselcutter

    New Chaps vs Old Chaps.

    I've never used the "old style" But I do have first hand experience with how effective chaps are. The first week or two I was logging we were doing tornado timber and when the root ball flipped up I lost balance and put a stihl 660 into my thigh. I didn't get a single cut, the point of the...
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    Average 50' F.L. times

    Re: Average 50\' F.L. times I don't want any excuses, it's still a month away.
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    Average 50' F.L. times

    Re: Average 50\' F.L. times We'll see!
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    Average 50' F.L. times

    Re: Average 50\' F.L. times Am not! Alright, I challenge you to a head to head footlock at charlotte! Prove it! IT WAS FEET!
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    Pfanner Gladiator pants

    If you guys end up putting a honey bros order let me know. I'd like to get a couple things, nothing pressing but like to anyhow.
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    Promo of videos to come, Xman style.

    A++++ !!!!!!!!!!!! I like the music makes you want to watch it in IMAX!
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    Average 50' F.L. times

    Re: Average 50\' F.L. times Blinky I do know the difference between feet and meters! You're just trying to keep your little geezer secrets!
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    Average 50' F.L. times

    Re: Average 50\' F.L. times WE did. I set the bell height which is what I was referring to. Sorry I forgot to stroke the whitest black man from tennesee's ego!
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    Pfanner Gladiator pants

    You could go that route. Better for me in charlotte!
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    Pfanner Gladiator pants

    LOSE SOME WEIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Arborist Frustrated with Equipment Dealers &Junk!

    The guy I used to work for in Logging a couple bad equipment purchases actually bankrupted him. The were newer machines but total pieces of junk. In the shop with things that we couln't fix in the field once a month on $150,000 machines (logskidders) The final straw was a feller buncher that...
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    Spikes for pruning and other no, no's... video.

    Re: Spikes for pruning and other no, no\'s... video. This guy needs some help. He ought to know better being an ISA member. At 1:50 that one hand looked a little scary. Good rigging and video editing. But poor aboricultural practices.
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    Wire Core Lanyard

    i've got a wire core and the only time I use it is if I'm doing a spar type removal with few branches. It is NICE for flipping and that the reason I use it. I think tying in twice is the best bet for if you cut something
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    Arborist Frustrated with Equipment Dealers &Junk!

    Oh in addition If you narrow down a particular model you could post on here if anyone has any suggestions.
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    Arborist Frustrated with Equipment Dealers &Junk!

    Well your first chipper is always going to be your hardest one to buy. In my opinion private party's actually tell the truth more often than the dealers do. Even if they don't know as much as a dealer might. I understand your predicament. Even being a mechanic I wasn't familiar with chipper...
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    Spikes for pruning and other no, no's... video.

    Re: Spikes for pruning and other no, no\'s... video. where's the vid?
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    test on rigging/knots

    For me I used the guide and a tree field guide to go over the ID list. Study the book hard AND make sure you can describe each word in the glossary. Thats all I used and made an 88% my first time. Wished I'd have studied the glossary and could have done better. As far as more on cableing...
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    First Flyer of Maine Career

    Very good website. Right now Mine is just a freebie template site but I'm trying to learn how to build a real site. Congrats!
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    Arborist Frustrated with Equipment Dealers &Junk!

    Crazy jimmy thats exactly how I got my chip truck. Bought it from a farmer with a shot bed for 2500 but overall pretty good put 1200 into steel and 500 for power steering pump and built the bed all myself and have a truck for a little under 5000 It's not perfect but It's what i could afford...
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    Arborist Frustrated with Equipment Dealers &Junk!

    I agree completely. I STAY AWAY from dealers as much as I can. With a dealer they are (hopefuly not all) professional cover up er's. They try to fix something easy and if it's going to be big try to pass it off a "a small fix they don't have time for" And just by being a dealer the don't know...

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