Posted by RBoots on January 12, 2019 at 21:58:54 from (173.241.113.101):
Too bad I can't take it home! This is some of Friday's work. We had a spot along a road that had a bunch of dead ash hanging over it. We have a small crew, but we plug away across the county trying to remove the dead and dangerous trees along the roads, while also trying to keep the normal right of ways cut back. This whole job was about a quarter mile long, and this might not look like much wood, but this pile alone is about 150' long and the wood is piled about 2-3' deep in places. We cut most of the pieces about 30" long so if someone was to pick them up, it would be a little easier for them. We aren't in the business of cutting firewood though, although we like it when people pick it up so we can mow the roadsides back a little easier. We ran the tops and anything up to about 8" through the chipper, except stuff that had so much poison ivy in it we don't dare touch it. I currently have poison ivy in 5 different spots from 3 separate days of cutting in areas with a lot of poison ivy. While we were there we trimmed any limbs hanging below 16' that stuck out past our tree line, just to keep that stuff back too. Only machinery involved was a pickup and chipper, chainsaws and gas powered pole saws. Hopefully this wood will disappear soon! Then I went home and cut a pickup load of wood for my shop, but my wrist is bugging, so it was time to hang it up for the day.
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