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They were moving the man and the branches with it- davidwyby
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- Forum: General Discussion
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if you don't plunge cut
You still have to do the hokey-pokey! ;-) You guys get my respect for lining up cuts.- davidwyby
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if you don't plunge cut
I cut mostly in the southwest. The trees are brittle but very difficult to split, interlocking grain. I could probably cut them without a face and not have them chair. If I was back east cutting dead ash, I’d bore cut every one…with a bar long enough to reach through. Short bar bore cutting...- davidwyby
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Plunge cutting is usually to save out valuable wood (prevent fiber pull), or prevent barber chair. Neither are much of a concern for me usually, but sometimes I cut long dead, large, heavy, wide spreading live oaks with limbs the size of small trees. I carefully bore and trigger them from the...- davidwyby
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Best sources of employees?
I’m about ready to sell this show and move north- davidwyby
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- Forum: Behind the Desk
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Sketchy. Sometimes they drop limbs as soon as things move. I often bore and trigger so I can get away fast. This one the trunk was pretty solid, still had some dead leaves, but the RH limb was crispy dead…and had a hive in it. It was a widowmaker. Bees were piiiiissed. Probably africanized...- davidwyby
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Catching up on YT uploads Trying to redirect pretzel sticks…- davidwyby
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Big Dead oak in poision oak
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- Forum: Rigging and Roping
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Crazy how much they hold and how slow they go. I’m used to brittle desert trees. I was able to weave this one back and forth with the back cut.- davidwyby
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The cuts and hinges look like a tweaking beaver cut them, but that’s due to the sizwheels, Dutchmen, angled back cuts, tapered hinges, and the fibers holding.- davidwyby
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@Matias turned some random guy he met on the internet loose to drop hazard trees threatening a structure….he was right, those grey (digger?) pines sure do hold on well, and one can do some cool swing/redirect trick with them. They also tend to to be full of included knots, but none ruined our...- davidwyby
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I’m not very techy and it’s a pain but this is what I figured out Open pic in camera roll Open edit Rotate it one way or the other, doesn’t matter. Save Open/edit again. Rotate to desired position. Save…again. Upload- davidwyby
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The videos of the nests on the eaves covered with a jar with a little gas in it are pretty good.- davidwyby
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Nearly decapitated.
There was a kid in my neighborhood when I was a kid who died from this. https://m.facebook.com/groups/1495986377308906/permalink/4061462300761288/?mibextid=wwXIfr- davidwyby
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- Forum: Awakenings
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Fix test tune today Gave the 8lb monster a swing for grins- davidwyby
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Snatched a “highly valuable desert walnut” today with the tele Nother view of those eucs needing reduction- davidwyby
- Post #5,655
- Forum: General Discussion
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Using canola oil for bar lube - oiling issues now. Never in the past- Started by MikoDel
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Bark receding about 1' up around entire base of silver maple
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