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How Many Cords of Wood Can You Fell in a Day With a Chainsaw?

If you are considering conducting your own timber harvest or perhaps assessing the feasibility of becoming energy independent and producing your own firewood, productivity is a key factor to...

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How to Fell a Hung-Up Tree (Four Methods)

Hung up trees: They are undoubtedly the most frustrating part of tree felling. Nothing can put more of a damper on your time in the woods than having to push, yank and tug on a half-fallen tree...

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How to Fell a Dead or Rotten Tree

Tree felling is extremely dangerous work that can easily turn deadly with even small errors. Within the dangerous art of tree felling, there is one task with a danger that shines above the rest:...

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How Much Are Cottonwood Trees Worth?

Eastern Cottonwood, Populus deltoides, is an iconic tree throughout much of the central United States. It is both one of the largest of the eastern hardwoods and also the fastest growing commercial...

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Do Chainsaw Gloves Work? Are They Necessary? (Tested)

Chainsaw chaps? Check. Chainsaw boots? Check. Chainsaw... gloves? Yes, chainsaw gloves. Perhaps the newest addition to the chainsaw protective ensemble, chainsaw gloves purport to offer a protection...

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How to Get a Chainsaw Clutch Cover On When the Chain Brake Is Engaged

It happened to you, huh? At first, it felt like your clutch cover was stuck, so you pried and pulled. And then... *SNAP.* By the time you realized what had happened, it was too late. You took your...

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