Cut my big tree down
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GKL
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Longhair
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See how easy that was?
What I want to know is, how did you get the 3-pt hydraulic post driver that was hanging in the tree to suspend in thin air?
GKL
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See how easy that was?
What I want to know is, how did you get the 3-pt hydraulic post driver that was hanging in the tree to suspend in thin air?
......I didn't even notice there was a 3-pt hydraulic post driver there
Hey, if you get that tree removed stump and all, maybe detect around the edge where the tree was that would have been difficult to do with the tree there.
Longhair
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I got busy with my big White Oak today.
For size reference, that saw has a 36" bar.
Now I have to spend time getting it all out of my front yard, split it, and get it under a roof. My new YardMax 25ton splitter is going to get a workout.
For size reference, that saw has a 36" bar.
Now I have to spend time getting it all out of my front yard, split it, and get it under a roof. My new YardMax 25ton splitter is going to get a workout.
GKL
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Wow, glad it went well, guessing it took at least a couple hours.
Longhair
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......that's why I said "at least"
(knowing it could easily have taken longer)......I know what you mean, I can still do many of the things I did when I was younger, but just not quite as fast
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Longhair
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You get much past 60 and everything gets harder except what you wish would.......that's why I said "at least"
......I now what you mean, I can still do many of the things I did when I was younger, but just not quite as fast
The only thing that gets easier is that afternoon nap (if you're lucky enough to get one). 
