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  1. chiselbit

    Today....

    OR,, we know a guy with a tree spade for sale,,, you could transplant it, what do you suppose the shipping would be to Dryass desert land?
  2. chiselbit

    Chainsaw Shopping

    When done right they should last just as long or longer. I clean them frequently, run clean filters and sharp chains, change the spark plugs, the most common failure I see is greenhorns pinching the bar and breaking the av systems when they yank on them. Which since I have a small crew and we do...
  3. chiselbit

    Chainsaw Shopping

    16”- ported stihl 201 20”- stock husqvarna 550 24”- ported husqvarna 550 28”- ported stihl 400 and ported husky 562 32”- ported stihl 500i and ported stihl 462 36”- ported stihl 500i and 661 Light weight bars on everything 24” and longer
  4. chiselbit

    This one is not like the other oaks

    Oracle. Very cool trees
  5. chiselbit

    2511 Longevity/durability

    Try turning up your idle just a tad?
  6. chiselbit

    Tree oddities

    That’s crazy!
  7. chiselbit

    Songs of Perfection

  8. chiselbit

    Interesting statement in TCIA magazine article

    As she disappeared into the gloom cackling hysterically
  9. chiselbit

    Interesting statement in TCIA magazine article

    Hey Levi, just be thankful she didn’t offer you a delicious apple
  10. chiselbit

    Work Photos

    Remote chiselbit, I handed the young Buck an ax
  11. chiselbit

    Today....

    Breaking up desert dried eucalyptus into gravel
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    Work Photos

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    Work Photos

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    Work Photos

  15. chiselbit

    Today....

    That sally saw looks like it might be kind of exciting to run
  16. chiselbit

    Work Photos

    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.
  17. chiselbit

    Work Photos

    Hit the lay,
  18. chiselbit

    Work Photos

    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
  19. chiselbit

    Work Photos

    Tried to minimize the chance of chunks breaking off on impact and sliding down the steep hill to the target.
  20. chiselbit

    Work Photos

    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

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