7 years is quite long rest for chainsaw. Not sure I'd dare to cut a tree from a ladder, so whats the reason for the 12' stump, power line, house, hoot owl sanctuary..............
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7 years is quite long rest for chainsaw. Not sure I'd dare to cut a tree from a ladder, so whats the reason for the 12' stump, power line, house, hoot owl sanctuary..............
Sawyer Rob
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Speaking of ladders in tree's,
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Speaking of ladders in tree's,
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Oh my freaken word are you kidding me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Theres no way on earth I dare do that, I wouldn't even go on the first ladder, where did you get that picture?
I think that I've seen that posted someplace before... with the heading "Why women live longer than men."
Molalla1
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:thumbsup: Probably . . .
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Yes, close to house, so I cut it up in pieces from the top down. That particular tree forked three ways, so it was a lot of cutting to get it down to what you see in the picture.
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The video of that is out there somewhere..
I'll almost bet if on youtube the comments are turned off because of people like me. My comment would go something like this, ARE YOU FREAKEN CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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That picture has been around for years. That’s what my avatar picture is.
Well I see you had a good hinge on there so guess you know what your doing. Someday when your in your 90s walking with a cane you'll look at that picture and yup back in the day I could do this, then you'll start wondering about that climbing saw that hasn't been ruining in 40 years and go out and try to start it, just wont dare to go up a ladder, but then you wont have to the tree is long gone......
I have one oak tree 25' from my house, it's around 18"-ish on stump and getting to the point of now or never on cutting it down. Of coarse it has a slight lead towards the house and entrance cable so it will depend on how brave I get, funny if it was out in the woods it would be easy peasy. One thing for sure I wont use a ladder if I do cut it.
