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Re: Re: Cold weather starting
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 15, 2004 at 20:56:22 from (209.226.106.139):
In Reply to: Re: Cold weather starting posted by The Red Barron on February 15, 2004 at 17:21:14:
Baron: No question steel does have a point where it breaks very easily in the extreem cold. For the most part I lived in average winter temps of 0 to -20F. It was rare we saw these -30F or lower temps. When you did you always hoped your logging crew wouldn't bother showing up for work. To start with loggers with chain saws are not productive in those cold temps, plus you know you are going to break items you wouldn't at 0 to -20F. The problem was when they did show up for work, you worked. If loggers stay home they are there for the day. If they show up for work and leave a lot of them will go to the pub and stay for days. It's not an easy game.
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