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Pretty cool to watch these guys take trees down with these machines. The loggers who just did the cut behind my property had 5 of these things going at one time. But they were taking down maple and birch trees that were 20"+ on the stump and aspen almost as big. They were getting 6-8 sticks out of the big aspens.
I don't know what kind of trees those are, but the bark seems to be very loose, even going thru the limb stripper. The stuff they cut here has a few places where the bark is missing, but not that much. But the rollers that ride on the tree do a nice job of gouging the bark up to help with the drying process.
I don't know what kind of trees those are, but the bark seems to be very loose, even going thru the limb stripper. The stuff they cut here has a few places where the bark is missing, but not that much. But the rollers that ride on the tree do a nice job of gouging the bark up to help with the drying process.
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