Rate My Hinge.

[TreeswingerPerth]

A rotter from a few weeks ago

[carlos]

how are you all doing across the pond

 

we are well hope you are too, how are those stunt fells going:thumbup:

[dadio]

Thanks Steve and others..

 

All is good... keeps getting better.. Bought a third Rayco RG-100, and working with a good crew right now. Body is holding up OK and family is doing very well.

 

big tree die off about to hit my home area, killing every ash tree in sight... total devastation. MY GF keeps saying how sad she feels.. I already shed my tears when I first heard in 2012.. And from the info from guys that have already gone through the ash borer infestation, and a day seminar last year, it's been clear to me that these trees are going to die. Just getting ready for it... Probably 3-5 years of year round work ...

[dadio]

we are well hope you are too, how are those stunt fells going:thumbup:

 

Pretty good..... not many over the winter.. Almost all stump grinding after hurricane Mathew hit Hilton Head South Carolina, whihc is a heavily wooded and high dollar area..

[Steve Bullman]

Hinge perfected spotted in Vienna 

 

[Steve Bullman]

Nothing particularly special but I rarely get to fell big trees.  110ft poplar slightly weighted back.  Few wedges and the tracked chipper had it over 

 

 

[skyhuck]

Pop hinges hold very well for such a crap tree.

[Steve Bullman]

Conifer bashing today, nothing of any size 

 

 

[Darrin Turnbull]

They low enough that’s for sure. Text book felling

[sime42]

Low enough to be into chain munching territory I reckon unfortunately. With all that dirt and grit around. I hate cutting right down to ground level as it so often knackers the chain. I keep an old chain to swap onto the saw to use in just those circumstances. Sadly I rarely actually do it as I either forget or can't be bothered to stop and swap chains as too much in a rush!