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fixerupper
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Some of those machines could come to my neck of the woods where we have thousands od dead ash trees.
caterpillar guy
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sure would make wood cutting a fast job but they waste a lot of wood with the process they are using. Those chippers are a big wood waster for a lot of smaller wood. Then you have to make kindling when nature already grows it for you. We cut everything down to about the size of your thumb for wood. When trimming fencerows I bring it all up for wood .My wife likes the twigs for starting fires.
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