[AT] Nice working evening

[Cecil Bearden]

Dean:
I have worked on a lot of Osage Orange.  What is on the ground 
represents a lot of work...  You are a better man than I !!  I wish you 
were closer, I would bring over the ol' D6D.  I started her up  today 
and finally unloaded the 30ft 24K lb 4post lift. The old girl fired up 
pretty quick, but started on 3 or 4 first then had to run a few seconds 
before it ran on all 6.  It needs a good workout....
Cecil

On 12/21/2019 5:21 PM, Dean Vinson wrote:
>
> Temps jumped up into the 40s today, so after a morning of running 
> errands I enjoyed a couple more hours in my never-ending effort to 
> push back the osage orange trees, with the assistance of the chainsaw, 
> log chain, and the Super M.   Fairly big tree, probably 50 years old 
> or so, with three trunks.   Two of them were sloped so far over they 
> were practically horizontal, and those two are what’s cut up on the 
> ground behind and to the right of the tractor in this photo. The third 
> one is relatively vertical and is still standing, for the time being, 
> and is visible in the photo behind the seat of the tractor.
>
> That third trunk, plus the tree immediately behind the center of the 
> tractor, plus the two trees to the right, all have a date with the 
> chainsaw before winter is out, followed soon enough by a process of 
> rapid oxidation accompanied by the spontaneous emission of heat and light.
>
> Dean Vinson
>
> Saint Paris, Ohio
>
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