Project: beaver shoot

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Local guy wanted to have access to clear the chipper shoot so I came up with thisLONGEVITY 250EX w/ 25' weldcraft cs310 torchTorchmate w/ Hypertherm powermax 85   withFLASHCUT CNC PRO SERIES CONTROLS
Reply:I thought we were going hunting for dam-builders.     You mean chute!
Reply:btw, nice work!
Reply:Forage harvester we use on the farm have access holes for clearing the shoot similar to that, they are located underneath and also up far enough that it impossible to get your hand down into the blower fan.
Reply:ThanksLONGEVITY 250EX w/ 25' weldcraft cs310 torchTorchmate w/ Hypertherm powermax 85   withFLASHCUT CNC PRO SERIES CONTROLS
Reply:someone mention BEAVER!I hate being bi-polar it's awsomeMy Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
Reply:To be honest I had a different vision in my head when I read the title of the thread....  Nonetheless, good mod nice work.
Reply:Where I come from clearing Beavers is a dynamite job, not shooting. In my youth VT still had a law that elected officials could buy dynamite, (I doubt that law is still in effect). The Otter Creek was repeatedly dammed by beavers at each culvert. One 9' culvert wouldn't clear, 8 sticks didn't do much! There were 40 left in the case, we worked for hours getting them to the bottom of the dam. The blast was more than expected, but effective. There were sticks and mud WAY down stream! Water rose so fast on the downstream side, we nearly lost the boat!Selectmen years earlier must have done something similar, as one of two 6' culverts had the downstream end flared out like Elmer Fudd's shotgun when Buggs Bunny stuck his finger in the barrel.
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