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What work they do lumberjack?
the main works of lumberjacks is logging. it involves cutting of trees, cutting the main logs , hauling the logs to the landing ground
Who are haulers lumberjacks?
These are the people who ensure the transfer of logs down a river till they reach a sawmill or a factory.
Who are the skidder lumberjacks?
They drag or skid the chopped logs out of the forest to convenient location near a road, railway or a frozen river bank
Who are skidder lumberjacks?
They drag or skid the chopped logs out of the forest to convenient location near a road, railway or a frozen river bank
What are the 4 types of lumberjacks?
The four types of lumberjacks typically include: Feller: This lumberjack is responsible for cutting down trees using chainsaws or axes. Buckerman: After the tree is felled, the buckerman cuts the trunk into logs of specific lengths. Choker Setter: This individual attaches cables or chokers to logs to prepare them for being lifted and transported. Loader: The loader operates machinery to load logs onto trucks or trailers for transport.
What can you call flexible logs?
Limber Timber
What are the four categories of lumberjacks?
The four categories of lumberjacks are fallers (those who cut down trees), buckers (those who cut trees into logs), choppers (those who chop logs into smaller pieces), and swampers (those who clear brush and prepare the site for logging).
What hinky pinkymeans what can you call flexible logs?
limber timber
What did the Navajo call their one-room homemade from mud and logs?
Hogan
How do you check the call log in iPhone?
There are iPhone apps that can be used to access or even retrieve the detailed call logs.
What evidence still remains of the dodo?
The English settlers that came to Mauritius, where the dodos are native, would write in their journals or logs about hunting and eating them, and their eggs, which is what drove them to extinction.
What is the name of the piece of equipment that lumberjacks use to move logs?
"Cant Hooks" -- five-foot long wooden poles with iron hooks on the end. Loggers used them to roll logs on the ground and load them onto sleds or carts. visit this web site for photos and descriptions of just about any tool that loggers use http://www.bham.wednet.edu/studentgal/onlineresearch/3rd/UncleCyrus/logtool.htm A peavey.
