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Posted by Wardner on June 26, 2007 at 18:02:09 from (4.154.240.62):
In Reply to: placard posted by VAJerry on June 26, 2007 at 17:32:48:
I like seeing the weird stuff. Thanks One of the hallmarks of progress is doing more with less. Less time, less labor, less materials. One has to wonder why they went to the trouble to build that awkard machine when they could have used a super sickle with 6" knife sections. I think they were available at that time. I think the quickest way to selctively harvest Christmas trees is to use a heavy duty weed-wacker type brush cutter with a 10" carbide blade. One swipe and it is down and on to the next one. One man should be able to cut 400-500 per hour and leave the runts for next year.
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