[john plowden]

I share the same thoughts as to introducing something where it doesn’t belong – as well as the super high cost and lack of tack-

[john plowden]

Dennis – I’ll put my 2 cents in here –
First of all salvage work is not easy and very dangerous – trees are down in a jumble here and there and everywhere -mostly pulp some sawlogs and if you are lucky, veneer – brush and spring poles to beat the band – root balls …. not like choosing your tree and going to the stump – most of the wood is twisted and broken and not where you want it to be – so will require lots more time and patience – you’re stuck with what the market is paying – the landowner should pay you a decent rate as you are cleaning up his mess and helping to ensure the future health of the wood lot – cut or clean up what you can for a daily rate – and be safe –
John

[john plowden]

Thanks for posting this Scott –

[john plowden]

Find a grey birch or two – choke a chain and go – real cheap and easily replaceable

[john plowden]

Nice job Jen!

[john plowden]

Good job and glad you and the horses are safe – You get what you put into your horses –

[john plowden]

hope you found it early – Took my doc and a knee surgeon close to two years to finally diagnose mine – It never showed on the tests until may of this year – I haven’t worked comfortably since november and burn out by noon most days –

[john plowden]

if it aint broke don’t fix it 🙂

[john plowden]

Mark – #9 or #7 ?
John

[john plowden]

I”l guess yellow birch -John

[john plowden]

Nice work Ed !

[john plowden]

That’s a nice cart!!

[john plowden]

Try M.E. Miller Tire in Wauseon Ohio – 800-621-1955 – I think they’re still in business –

[john plowden]

nothing wrong with a Boston team unless they’re Red Sox fans 🙂

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Andy – thanks I saw that one – looks nice – long drive up there to get it –
Gonna do some oats again and maybe some barley – Still have to wait for the snow to go and field to dry a bit –

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