Chainsaw Repair

Went to a new place in the Mountains for getting firewood.   The place I usually go to has been burned out this summer.   This place is a lot higher and is around 8600 ft.   Takes your breathe away right away.

The first tree was a spruce at least 70ft or more.   
Second pic the tree was dragged up to the trailer to be loaded.
Third pic was the second tree we felled.
Last pic loaded and ready for beer.   


The logs loaded on the trailer are 7ft wide.   

I'll just put this here. 

Worked 2 54cc pretty good 335 3.3 16" 325 and 3450 20" 3/8 Thur clearing out a old logging road that got neglected since mid 90's. Lot of fallen ash and poplars across it. With poplar, sycamore etc having to be dropped where they have grown over the years.
Was cool as my 79 age dad took the 6x6 up the hill to the road so we could both run saws. Like a dang goat mountain, so saved me carry stuff up.
Neatest part was when done setting on top of a waist high fallen poplar just talking about stuff.
No pics on hill. Just wasnt stopping work to do such.

Oh I did start the saws to hand him one when he was cutting.  His shoulder is just shot.

Too bad no pics that would have been neat to look at. 

Where I had to drag a deer out of last year. Couldnt get the 6x6 or atv back near it.
Wasnt making that mistake again.  My ole azz with bad lungs was hurting dragging it up and over the trees over and over.

During gun season I might try and take a pic of the upper logging road. 

Here is the main one we use on the hill across from that other hill logging road we just cleared.

Dads pic setting up there.

Had lost alot of big poplars to a blight years back. They are now fallen in storms. Plus the dead ash, ash borer getting those still. 
If you was here local Roger I would let you have those ash logs I rolled to the sides. Be some nice wood for ya to burn.

Nice pic.    It is always neat seeing dear out in the woods or around here in the fields.

That is some nice woods.   I could be cutting in there every day.