Pellet Fan
All Things Considered => General Discussion--Non food Related => Topic started by: Bentley on April 23, 2018, 04:43:13 PM
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I started on this thing about 2 years ago. Finally got it down! I am glad for editing, and for the sound not being real good in a couple of places!
Bent against the tree! (https://youtu.be/PmDKhtYaHeY)
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:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:
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that looked like a major project. How big was it around the bottom? At least you won.
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Do you have any wildlife on the spread? :lick:
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I assume that you are going to grind the stump out. ;D
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gotta say Kristin was smart to drive away
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I will try and measure next time down there, lets see, I always screw this up...diameter is across right? My saw is 24 inches...I am gonna say maybe 32 inches.
I was defeated as a Lumberjack having to use the tractor, but I did beat the tree after 2 years!
that looked like a major project. How big was it around the bottom? At least you won.
White tail and the usual opossum, sunk and cotton tail. And of course Mr. Squirrel!
Do you have any wildlife on the spread? :lick:
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Nicely done I'd say, congratulations on the win.
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Also fox,eagles, turkeys.
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Talk about scary..I bet your heart rate was accelerated... Fortunately no one got heart.
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It made it pucker a few times...I had so many different cuts on it! I had notched the other side, expecting it to fall that direction. When I got down there yesterday with the Wild Hair, it was leaning (not sure if you all could tell) in a 180° opposite direction.
You cant tell in the video cuz I edited out most of it for time...but when I hit it for the 1st time, that big branch at the top to the right almost broke off. I was afraid that was gonna be a widow maker, so I repositioned the tractor and put the ROPS up. I hit it again and still nothing else, why I had to get the saw again.
I could not figure out at 1st why I was bending over so low looking at the tree right before I start cutting? I was trying to figure out which of the 79 different cuts I need to put the saw in to get close. Yeah, it was puckering pretty good at that point, and then when I get back on the tractor, and it it, it starts to go, and then started to come back. I thought I was in some deep Kimchee then, but it settled and I decided I was gonna hit it again and push till it went this time!
As I said in the description...All I kept thinking about was that scene in the movie...Sometimes a Great Notion...where Richard Jaeckel gets pinned by the tree (watch the trailer on youtube)!
Talk about scary..I bet your heart rate was accelerated... Fortunately no one got heart.
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A friend and I took down a lot of large White Pine this last year up at my cabin. It is amazing how they stand up until the bitter end, with what seems to be so very little holding them up.
Wish I was there to help you. We'd have a blast.
Z
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gotta say Kristin was smart to drive away
Bently with chain saw and tractor??
Definitely a good place for me to stay away from!!
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Years ago a friend, his young son and I went to get some fire wood. Alder was the targeted tree. Found a good patch of them that we could drive up to. Friend get out of the truck and starts to cut away on the first tree. While he was doing that I positioned my PU with his son in tow at a location opposite where he intended for the tree to fall. Not sure what went wrong but it started to fall coming right at me. Fortunately I was about to go full pedal to move out of the way. The tree landed with branches mere inches from us. Scared the Kajeebees out of all of us. That little boy had saucers for eyes all the way home. Definitely a level of risk when cutting down any tree with any girth to it. Lesson learned, Park vehicle far enough out of the way the risk is lowered.
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WTG!! :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Don't know why, but the next recommended video at the top of the page was "The Life and Sad Ending of Lou Costello"! :rotf: :rotf: :rotf:
No coyotes there?
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There probably are coyote, but I am not sure I have seen any!
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That was pretty cool. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice job!
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Was hard trying to hold camera and tape...I would say 35" from bark to bark!
(https://i.imgur.com/wXC1Z8Mh.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/gN6RRNWh.jpg)
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At least it wasn't this big. ;D
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That is almost hard to believe they did it by hand. I would like to have seen the wedges...were they just small trees cut at a 45° angle?
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you can make a lot of pellets out of that.