Tractors and wood! Show your pics
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4570Man
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It’s better trees, better lumber, more rot resistant, and the logs bring twice as much.
I think you should get a BSM, it will give you something to do in your spare time and sawing cedar really smells great.
I'd like to see how that works come Fall with a touch of snow in the air........We like clean logs too, and this is how we do it!
SR
At the very least I'll bet that his helper has a shirt on.
That's when people get into uh, thats your job no that your job no I'm the work leader thats your job, no I'm over qualified for that job so thats your job.....
Sawyer Rob
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Picked up the last bit of wood I had out in the woods yesterday. Got all I need now in the sun and ready to go in the shed.
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I don't clean my logs, but I don't drag them through the woods either..
Sawyer Rob
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I do very little cleaning of my logs too. BUT, The logs pictured, I logged for a customer and had to be drug through a sand pit, so washing them was a must and was really no big deal to do.
I took quite a few logs out on that job, and there was only one way to get them out... Here's one of the loads,
SR