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Stunt Felling with the "Arb Stallions"


Mike Hill
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awesome job mate, you are the king of the stuntfell:thumbup1:, i reckon you just cut that down to see if you could, next time i want to see a million pound conservatory insead of a shack:sneaky2::lol:

 

But not like this...

 

Felled tree hits house | Stuff.co.nz

 

Good stuff mike once again.

 

Whats the reason for shaving the bark off?

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But not like this...

 

Felled tree hits house | Stuff.co.nz

 

Good stuff mike once again.

 

Whats the reason for shaving the bark off?

 

The Tree stood in a sandy paddock and the Barkwould have had alot of sand in it.Also there had been a structure nailed to the Tree in the past.Removing as much bark as possible saved the edge on the saw.....until I hit some Nails in the back cut.....

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