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Steve@Advance
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My wife showed me that last night. She finds those viral videos of fake contraptions, and falls for it. This time she asked me:
"That's not real is it"?
"Yep, that's for real"!
LOL
"That's not real is it"?
"Yep, that's for real"!
LOL
jennifer408
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kinda sad to see a tree destroyed that fast. wonder if they invented a machine that could grow one that fast ? on the other hand it would take longer to drive up to brush then to take it out. wonder how long it takes to resharpen or replace bits when they hit dirt. ?
Geo-TH,In
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Where I live, farmers used to have cattle. To keep
cows in, they all had fences. With fences you get
trees and brush. Most farmers no longer have
animals but they have trees growing in the old
fence row next to fields that hit the equipment,
not to mention trees shade the fields. So farmere
are paying taxes on land that won't grow anything
because of the shade.
In many cases, if the fences hadn't been there in
the first place, the trees wouldn't have grown
there.
I'm sure the good trees may be turned into fire
wood. Most saw mills won't want a tree that may
have fence wire in it.
Don't this machine will chew up a big tree.
Keep in mind some people living off the grid has
to have some kind of heat.
cows in, they all had fences. With fences you get
trees and brush. Most farmers no longer have
animals but they have trees growing in the old
fence row next to fields that hit the equipment,
not to mention trees shade the fields. So farmere
are paying taxes on land that won't grow anything
because of the shade.
In many cases, if the fences hadn't been there in
the first place, the trees wouldn't have grown
there.
I'm sure the good trees may be turned into fire
wood. Most saw mills won't want a tree that may
have fence wire in it.
Don't this machine will chew up a big tree.
Keep in mind some people living off the grid has
to have some kind of heat.
Keith Williams
Member
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- Wellsville, Ohio
Or a rock!
Guess the old farmer in me still thinks in terms of clearing land to farm it, and this outfit wouldn't work for that, because you'd still have to deal with the stumps. But I can sure see it for power line work, getting rid of brush so you could plant real trees, etc. Wish I could borrow it for about 5 minutes. . .
Anonymous-0
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I agree
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