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About LinkBackssome never learn even with a clip under the ear..................... and over the head. Is there a brain in there.?..needs a frontal labotomy. LOL
some never learn even with a clip under the ear..................... and over the head. Is there a brain in there.?..needs a frontal labotomy. LOL
I have a little different approach to things
I have used the loader of my Ford 755B with the forks attached to pull out over 50 mesquite trees so far some with a 20 ft deep tap root
I true great who must have had me in mind when he wrote this song
By the way he had the correct initials as well LOL
Last edited by Frank S; Feb 5, 2019 at 10:57 PM.
Never try to tell me it can't be done
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harleyron74 (Dec 11, 2019), Jon (Feb 5, 2019), PJs (Feb 7, 2019), Toolmaker51 (Feb 7, 2019)
Absolutely Hilarious!!
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Frank the Crooner's parents had some deep premonition, he born ~30 years earlier...Originally Posted by Frank S
I have a little different approach to things
I have used the loader of my Ford 755B with the forks attached to pull out over 50 mesquite trees so far some with a 20 ft deep tap root
I true great who must have had me in mind when he wrote this song
By the way he had the correct initials as well LOL
Sincerely,
Toolmaker51
...we'll learn more by wandering than searching...
Nice compilation of difficult and perfect tree fells.
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That's experience at work!
harleyron74 (Dec 11, 2019)
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Wow. What a use of mortise and tenon.
mwmkravchenko (Dec 21, 2019)
Boy Howdy! I wished I had seen that 3 years ago when I had a big hickory hung up and we had to pull it with a tractor That's a good idea!
And a great bit of thinking on keeping it hung up until the second leg on the left side gets cut away from the stump. Pretty ingenious thinking there. This I will remember.
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