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A force analysis of directional falling

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McRae, James Robert

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Environmental concerns have prompted the need for reviving an old art: controlled felling. The methods currently used, jacking and lining, present new and varied problems for the faller in today's environment. One of the major concerns of the faller is the purpose of this paper what kind of forces are...

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Falling and bucking

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Ohlsen, Harry

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learning to be filers. Bucking Bucking consists of sawing the tree into logs lengths. In bucking the
Felling and bucking techniques for woodland owners

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Garland, John J. and Oregon State University. Extension Service

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Published July 1983. Facts and recommendations in this publication may no longer be valid. Please look for up-to-date information in the OSU Extension Catalog: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalog

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the tree) peavey or chain (to work with hangups) Proper felling and bucking can significantly add to
Evaluation of productivity and cost of chain saw vs manual tools in the Chir pine forests of Pakistan

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Siddiqui, Asif Kamal

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To improve the present state of Forestry and the condition of forest workers is an important goal to be achieved in developing countries. With the growth of population, demand for wood products is increasing tremendously. Prices have gone up manyfold. One way to meet this demand is to increase productivity...

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Development and use of power saws in felling and bucking on the Pacific Coast

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Buffington, Collier

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Development and use of power saws in felling and bucking
Power saws : their development and application to felling and bucking

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Delzell, John

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Undergraduate Thesis

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. Introduction i Early History or Saw i 1. The Felling Saw 1. Early Mechanical Felling Saws 4 Wolfe Tree

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School of Forestry3
Forest Engineering2

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Patterson, H. R.2
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Olsen, Eldon D.1

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Forest Engineering2
Logging Engineering2
Forestry1

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Master of Forestry (M.F.)2

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English [eng]6

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Oregon State University. Extension Service1

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Tree felling3
Chain saws2
Lumbering2
Logging1
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