135 Fan said: (quoted from post at 11:52:23 06/03/10) So I'm making it up? A green JD 2054 forestry machine with black excavator boom and hydraulic thumb. It has narrower double bar grousers (with ice lugs) than a standard excavator which causes a lot more damage. The track weaves through the bush and they used to the hoe to spread out any piles of bush that had been cleared for the track
SO by your own post they were on your land cleaning up piles of brush that had been cleared for the track. Piles that YOU made and left in a fire zone knowing full well they would be a hazard in a fire event. You are responsible for them having to do this and you also put your neighbors at risk from hot spots and flare ups from your brush piles and tied up resources that could have been used elsewhere. Your failure to properly dispose of the brush piles from constructing the track makes you responsible.
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