smokinj
Minister of Fire
Lots of chain sharpening! If you need a 36inch bar you need part-time help. 
Big bar for Stihl 064
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Yeah... I could always start dropping them off at the saw shop for sharpening, like I used to do years ago, if I get backed up. A skip tooth 36" shouldn't be too bad, though!
Took a medium ash and a larger black oak this weekend. Both diameters were less than 30", the oak being the larger of the two. There's one more blow-down across the path to the two big 50" oaks, and this one is a mess. I counted 9 trees sitting atop one another, the three (oak, ash, poplar) on top all being 24" or larger DBH. The large poplar is splintered and broken about 6 feet above the ground, which I'm guessing has a good bit of tension on it. These three are sitting atop six (that I can see) 12" - 18" trees that they knocked down on their way.
Took a medium ash and a larger black oak this weekend. Both diameters were less than 30", the oak being the larger of the two. There's one more blow-down across the path to the two big 50" oaks, and this one is a mess. I counted 9 trees sitting atop one another, the three (oak, ash, poplar) on top all being 24" or larger DBH. The large poplar is splintered and broken about 6 feet above the ground, which I'm guessing has a good bit of tension on it. These three are sitting atop six (that I can see) 12" - 18" trees that they knocked down on their way.
Sean McGillicuddy
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