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Based on my experience with their powered pruner, I would have to be very, very careful using this tool..

Oh, that is calculus..

I have a PTO driven generator for such occasions.

So you play golf with Paige, my niece?

That explains it. If you notice, many parts have fallen off the pyramid in the background.

And they produce what is considered an intrusive species (Callery pear). We have them everywhere here along with Russian/Olive Autumn trees. As a side note, All Bradford pear trees come from one single original tree. All others are clones or clones of clones.

Sure, if its cherry...

Sorry, but it sure looks like a rear bearing for a floating axle truck. Don't think I've ever disassembled a forestry mulcher before. Good luck with the repair.

Is this bearing out of a Tundra? And didn't someone write a song about this? 'Wasted days and wasted ......'

I propagate (clone) trees and vines (except Noiret) using a rooting hormone as well. I place the cuttings into water as soon as I cut them. Later, I soak about the bottom inch of the cuttings in rooting hormone for about 30 minutes before placing them in the soil mix. I only use new growth from...

I'm hoping we don't have a repeat of the last year. Warm spring convincing all the trees and vines to start their annual cycle. Then freezing weather in late May. Last year we got a hard freeze on May 22nd, past our last frost date of the 15th. Apples and pears already had fruit set, so we lost...

Just got back from the Keys. Wife shot this from the back of the boat.

Looks like mistletoe in that tree in the background..

Great idea with the tarp.

I get all sorts of pictures like that here on our Ponderosa. I catch the deer peeking into the windows at times.

Well, I did it twice now, just to make sure. Good science has to be repeatable.

Mr. Jswordy, you didn't tell me these things cut wire. Took me all of 3 minutes to find out ;)

Hey, you can almost see my old house in Hampton

I have a similar find. This one was of special note to me. Dick O'Kane was a WWII sub commander. His sub was sunk by its own torpedo in 1944, resulting in him and 8 others sending the last year of the war as a POW. It's quite a story in itself. Now to the book. I purchase used books from time...

Oh I have to get one of those. Hands are getting older and the vines thinker. And I have blueberries, plus raspberries, apples, pears, plums, and apples.