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Urban Logging
I was out clearing logs in town today. (Still cleaning up from the ice storm) I had to cut out this beast with my Husqvarna. THats a 26" bar. Made for a ton of free fire wood though. The saw took it pretty well considering I had to double cut it. Cant beat these saws
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i run both a husky 350 and a stihl 361 both are very good saws i have cut alot more with the husky as it is older and i love it
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Lots of firewood. Now the fun part, let the splitting begin. I hate splitting wood, but every winter, I'm glad to have it.
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All hail the hydralic wood splitter. In Oregon I was spoilled. I ran a loader that had a prosessor head on it that my dad set to 16" cuts. It would cud a cord in about a minute and a half with one long tree.
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that must have been nice
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It was, I miss it so much
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i want one
my lil hydraulic splitter takes to long
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Ya splitters are still kinda labor intensive
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that they are
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Holy crap! That would be great!
During the Spring and Summer, I go out to the pasture and use a maul to split some wood, just to have something to do and to get my lazy azz out of the house. Once Fall rolls around, I break out the hydraulic splitter to finish everything before it's time to burn it. |
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