Thread: A tree-mendous moment

No problem. I'lI just rip out my new beut mini hand saw and have that baby chopped up in NO time.
Bugger me though that's a descent tree.
Where were you ? And if like me wouldn't have a chance getting under that was there a cheat track around it.

Cheers joe

With all that gear hanging off the 90, I think the owner should have bought a 110 instead.

It would be quite a challenge to remove that tree and there appears to be quite a bit of useful timber in it.
Ummmm ............... a few Landy's harnessed together, a decent drag chain, a portable mill and you could build yourself a decent little bush hut.

I passed that 90 on the way back from my high plains weekened he seemed to be traveling with a jacked up Nissan I did think all that stuff hanging off the spare was a fair call for them poor hinges

Originally Posted by Hall

Was over the weekend out with others. We came across this little ol tree that had been notched out and the ground under dug out. Was still only good for 4wd`s of a certain height and empty roof racks.

It seems that whenever a gap is cut in trees that have fallen across fire trails down this way, the work is done by someone who drives something the width of a Suzuki Sierra.

Originally Posted by rangieman

I passed that 90 on the way back from my high plains weekened he seemed to be traveling with a jacked up Nissan I did think all that stuff hanging off the spare was a fair call for them poor hinges

It's not hanging off the door hinges, it's on a spare wheel carrier.

Still, not what I would do.

Originally Posted by numpty

It's not hanging off the door hinges, it's on a spare wheel carrier.

Still, not what I would do.

True i did,nt notice the carrier when i passed it at 110 on the freeway , I just noticed the junk hanging off the back very American i thought , Now ive studied the pic i see the wheel carrier and yes not the way id go about it but each to their own

I remember having to let the tyres down for one tree years ago. even then we scraped the roof.

Scott

Originally Posted by Xtreme

With all that gear hanging off the 90, I think the owner should have bought a 110 instead.

It would be quite a challenge to remove that tree and there appears to be quite a bit of useful timber in it.
Ummmm ............... a few Landy's harnessed together, a decent drag chain, a portable mill and you could build yourself a decent little bush hut.

Roger, a tree that size would drag a few Landies along with it down the hill if it was played around with.
My motto is don't try and move something with drag chains that weighs several times more than the dragger and is hanging off the side of a cliff, you just may get the ride of your life, Regards Frank.