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Loblolly cookie

Posted in Forestry and Logging
Today at 11:02:07 AM
Written by Texas Ranger
Views: 166
Cleaning up after the flood I had the opportunity to redo my teaching cookie. 81 year old cookie I cut back in 1983. Shows red heart and growth pattern of loblolly on the best site in Polk County, compared to a similar age slash from black gumbo soil. The dots are push pins at 10 year intervals....

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LT70 at work

Posted in Sawmills and Milling
Yesterday at 09:52:12 PM
Written by KWood255
Views: 662
I have about 50 hours on the new LT70 now. The controls have taken a while to get the hang of, but that was expected. This thing is very impressive! As much as I enjoyed both my LT35 and LT40, I would not want to go back.

I have a few updates to do around the mill shed with roller tables and other handling improvements. Hopefully an EG200 will be parked next to the 70 soon. Read More

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Norwood Warranty

Posted in Sawmills and Milling
Yesterday at 08:12:04 PM
Written by Hemlock121
Views: 759
I'm frustrated so just asking for calmer minds...

My Norwood sawmill is under warranty and has very little use. The mill location is remote and the only way to get to the location is by boat or sea plane. I purposely purchased the Norwood as the components were small enough to transport in my pontoon boat and then assemble on site.Read More

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dead tree

Posted in Forestry and Logging
Yesterday at 06:33:18 AM
Written by TreefarmerNN
Views: 1069
I'm always cautious around dead trees frequently leaving them to come down on their own. However, we had a dead cherry that was next to a fence that needed rebuilding and 1) I didn't want to work underneath that tree and 2) didn't want to rebuild the fence after limbs or the whole tree fell on my newly rebuilt fence.Read More

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No adds subscription!!

Posted in Forestry and Logging
October 29, 2024, 08:57:44 AM
Written by teakwood
Views: 1284

Hi guys, please do all join so we support the FF which we all profit from!

https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php?topic=125278.0

Ramon

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