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Old Growth
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Location: Nisqually Valley
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8 foot circle saw blade I brought home.
A fella I know in E-burg built the JD hit n miss chopper.
Boiler than fires an old kiln at Bob's place.
Sap running out of an old growth fir log we cut. Its was 5 feet across and had been laying on the ground for 100 years. Perfectly solid.
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RocketScott
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Old Growth wrote: ...so expect to see some old rusty stuff to! *unzips pants Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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RocketScott
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If you ever come across large cedars I know a pole carver that can use them
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Old Growth
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Big fir log.
6 foot cedar log.
Broken 7 foot circ saw that used to be stuck in a tree when I was a kid. Flood washed out a mill and it was buried 10 feet up in a tree. I located it again a few years ago. The chunk missing is still in the tree.
A few of the 100s of axes and logging antiques I have collected.
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| Tue Oct 16, 2018 8:08 pm |
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Old Growth
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RocketScott wrote: If you ever come across large cedars I know a pole carver that can use them
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk These are some 40”-48”. Cedar logs that are 28 feet long. Just pulled these out of Samammish.
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| Tue Oct 16, 2018 8:22 pm |
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Old Growth
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For some reason when I post pics from my phone, they are upright. Then when I view the same pic on my PC its sideways?
Technology is not my strong field. Put a pull start/cord on these machines and id be able to run them properly!! Doh!
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cmica
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Old Growth wrote: For some reason when I post pics from my phone, they are upright. Then when I view the same pic on my PC its sideways?
Technology is not my strong field. Put a pull start/cord on these machines and id be able to run them properly!! Doh! oldgrowth if we click on attachments you posted they come out upright. I love this post for some weird way. "wood' but im a "tin man" _________________
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NWGunner
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Beautiful stuff! I've done some really small scale logging....built a brewery and a sun room with the wood, but that stuff is awesome. My wife would kill for that dining room table  Nice set-up in the room, too, to highlight the table. Great stuff, OG! 
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| Tue Oct 16, 2018 8:43 pm |
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Old Growth
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Thanks guys!
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Old Growth
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Cedar Slabs.
Stump grinding.
Log loader.
Big cedar logs to lumber.
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| Wed Oct 17, 2018 4:30 pm |
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Old Growth
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1, Truck mounted V8 flathead ford powered double drum Skagit Yarder.
2 & 3, 1941 Chain driven Ford logging truck. On either a Mack or Cooks conversion suspension.
4, Tracked log arch
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PMB
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That tracked log arch... 
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| Wed Oct 17, 2018 5:04 pm |
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Old Growth
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Rail time?
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| Thu Oct 18, 2018 10:19 pm |
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Old Growth
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Big cedar.
Bucket job on some huge poplars.
Dead Redwood.
066 looks small next to an 084!
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usrifle
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Damn....you have some nice Wood OG. 
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