Great information, as always. I'm from Northern Michigan. So we're always cutting dead Ash from the Emerald Ash Borer. I'm always a dry spong soaking up the knowledge you share in your videos. I'd love to hear more on this topic.
Great advice, thanks for posting. I really appreciate your channel. Your no drama, low key, approach along with your humble, real world practical advice are a breath of fresh air. There is so much useless drama on the tube. Thanks again.
I recently uploaded a couple videos of felling Ash with Ash dieback and bracket fungus issues here in the UK. Would be greatful for your input if you get a chance to watch them! 🙌
I have a 15 to 20 inch dead elm with no bark on it. sounds like I need to leave a lot of hinge wood on it. makes me a little nervous, pounding wedges in a tree like that with big tall limbs above my head.
You have to treat every large tree being cut down with great caution. Looks can be deceiving. A tree could be totally rotten but an inch or two of the outer wood or on one side, etc. Even on a health looking tree sometimes. You must always be ready for it to act differently than what they look like or the way they look like they should fall.
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Great information, as always. I'm from Northern Michigan. So we're always cutting dead Ash from the Emerald Ash Borer. I'm always a dry spong soaking up the knowledge you share in your videos. I'd love to hear more on this topic.
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Practical sound advice as always for those willing to listen and learn.
Great advice, thanks for posting. I really appreciate your channel. Your no drama, low key, approach along with your humble, real world practical advice are a breath of fresh air. There is so much useless drama on the tube. Thanks again.
I had a little fire at the end of the day and pondered as well. Enjoy every day.
Yes sir ash is hard as a rock 👍👍
I recently uploaded a couple videos of felling Ash with Ash dieback and bracket fungus issues here in the UK. Would be greatful for your input if you get a chance to watch them! 🙌
I have a 15 to 20 inch dead elm with no bark on it. sounds like I need to leave a lot of hinge wood on it. makes me a little nervous, pounding wedges in a tree like that with big tall limbs above my head.
Too many variables for a definitive answer but look into a gap face and tall thin hinge.
Might want to use a tractor, not cut those. They crumble
You have to treat every large tree being cut down with great caution. Looks can be deceiving. A tree could be totally rotten but an inch or two of the outer wood or on one side, etc. Even on a health looking tree sometimes. You must always be ready for it to act differently than what they look like or the way they look like they should fall.
Wish i was there with some hot dogs on a stick
same
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