Highbeam said:So when you have a 20" bar does that mean 20 inches beyond the face of the powerhead? Do the dawgs subtract from that? I've never actually measured.
Dennis, You gotta post pictures of that one. Yikes! Is that a typo? I thought this was a big oneBackwoods Savage said:Most of the trees we've been cutting the last several years are much larger than our bar length. I just go ahead and cut them anyway. No problem. Where it gets interesting is when you have a 48" bar and it goes only half way through the log.
Highbeam said:So when you have a 20" bar does that mean 20 inches beyond the face of the powerhead? Do the dawgs subtract from that? I've never actually measured.
Dang Dennis, That thing is so big it looks fake. Are those things actually harvested for lumber?Backwoods Savage said:When you cut something that big, you need some heavy machinery to move it.
I'd have liked to cut this one down.
tfdchief said:Dang Dennis, That thing is so big it looks fake. Are those things actually harvested for lumber?Backwoods Savage said:When you cut something that big, you need some heavy machinery to move it.
I'd have liked to cut this one down.
lukem said:Oakzilla...it is still standing....all 60" DBH of it. Can't talk the home owner into letting it go...and I don't have a saw that would touch it. That's a 20" bar on my saw pictured. I had to cut a couple of the limbs from both sides to get all the way thru.
lukem said:In all honesty, I want nothing to do with it. I have enough wood I don't need to wear myself out wrestling something that big. I'm still finishing up a couple cord of the limbs, and they are too gd heavy.
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