Migmac
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We were meant to cut as low as possible to the ground. Some of the stumps you see on American Axe men would have my old boss throwing you off the job.Haha thought as much.
We were meant to cut as low as possible to the ground. Some of the stumps you see on American Axe men would have my old boss throwing you off the job.Haha thought as much.
We were meant to cut as low as possible to the ground. Some of the stumps you see on American Axe men would have my old boss throwing you off the job.
They’ve no excuse, have you see the length of bars they useI assume with them it's because the flare on the stump is vast and that the timber is at a length that a few feet are neither here nor there.
But tall stumps from tree surgeons and miss aligned cuts have always been an annoyance. A good groundsman makes a great climber, sadly that is often glossed over.
They’ve no excuse, have you see the length of bars they use
That's unfortunately I bloody love these jobs.
Nice hiab, amazing how little damage took place.
Don't get me started, though I think tree surgeons might be secret Americans.
Amazing what you can achieve with a 14-18" bar. They are "hold my beer" types cutting 12" with a 660 36".
Its all we ever get, four outfits walked away from the last one we did, having the crane helps.
Bob
One of my brother's mates was an arborist for a botanical gardens, and he got a trip to see how the American's do it.Don't get me started, though I think tree surgeons might be secret Americans.
Amazing what you can achieve with a 14-18" bar. They are "hold my beer" types cutting 12" with a 660 36".