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Bearing strength | | Amount of weight that a soil or subgrade can safely ... |
Bearing tree | | Tree marked to identify the nearby location of a survey ... |
beavertail | | A short, fat on one end, thin on the other ... |
Bed | | To level and buffer the ground along the line on ... |
Bedding | | Raised mound on which seedlings are planted. Site preparation method ... |
Bench mark | | Survey reference point, used to signify a starting point. ... |
Beneficiation | | Process used to upgrade chips, making them more acceptable for ... |
Benefit-cost ratio | | Ratio obtained by dividing the anticipated benefits of a project ... |
Berm | | 1.) Outside or downhill side of a ditch or trench. ... |
Bicycle | | Carriage or trolley used on a skyline. ... |
Big box stores | | Large, warehouse-type lumber and building material stores catering to do-it-yourself ... |
Big stick loader | | 1.) Steel frame located either midway on the bed of ... |
Big Wheels | | A pair of wheels, usually ten to fourteen feet high, ... |
Bight | | A work area made hazardous by a line or equipment ... |
Biltmore stick | | Graduated stick used to estimate tree diameters when held at ... |
Bind | | 1.) To get a saw stuck when felling or bucking ... |
Binder | | 1.) Chain or wire rope used to bind logs. Also ... |
Biomass | | 1.) Total woody material in a forest. Refers to both ... |
Biomass harvesting | | Harvesting of all material including limbs, tops, and unmerchantable stem ... |
Birling | | The logger's game of rolling often played on lig drives. ... |
Bite (feed per tooth) | | The depth of cut per tooth, inch. In general, ... |
Blaze | | To permanently mark trees, indicating those to be cut or ... |
Block | | 1.) Pulley used in wire rope logging to change direction ... |
Block cutting pattern | | Felling pattern started along the timber's front face next to ... |
Blow down | | Tree or trees felled by wind. Also known as windfall. ... |
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