Case TV450. Might be worth a phone call to someone local who does land clearing for a quote. . This would be a fairly easy job for them
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How does one remove tree rows of hedge apple
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Who Replied?bjh2915
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Sorry meant TV 450
bjh2915
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I have other projects to work on too, like 250 Dead Ash Trees (thank you ask bore).Case TV450. Might be worth a phone call to someone local who does land clearing for a quote. . This would be a fairly easy job for them
I really would like to buy a steer, but can't justify it. So rental looks like the way. Years ago I rented Steer with Back Hoe to plant. Seems ironic that now I will be renting to tear down
bjh2915
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That's ASH not ASKI have other projects to work on too, like 250 Dead Ash Trees (thank you ask bore).
I really would like to buy a steer, but can't justify it. So rental looks like the way. Years ago I rented Steer with Back Hoe to plant. Seems ironic that now I will be renting to tear down
One of the family businesses just lost all of their ash trees. I helped dad plant those 30 years agoThat's ASH not ASK
bjh2915
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I moved out here about 30 years ago. Went to auctions and leveled the land with old tractors, disc, etc... then proceeded to plant 2000 trees every year for about 10 years. I mixed them up and thank god only the Ash took the hit. So now I have more fire food then I'll ever be able to use. No need to buy any more.One of the family businesses just lost all of their ash trees. I helped dad plant those 30 years ago
I'm on 20 acres of wood land now. Don't find much of that around this area of Wisconsin.
MAX-24-Dean
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Do they have fruit? Seems odd some call it an orange, others a type of apple tree.
At 50 seconds in this video you can see the "orange" fruit.
Good for target practice. That's about it.
At 50 seconds in this video you can see the "orange" fruit.
MAX-24-Dean
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Shooting them can spread the seeds around. One of those, don't ask me how I know things.Good for target practice. That's about it.
Lol. Our range area stays mowed so no issues.Shooting them can spread the seeds around. One of those, don't ask me how I know things.