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Ted Nelson, Customer: But why do they put a guarantee on the box? Tommy Boy: Because they know all they sold ya was a guaranteed piece of s$!t. That's all it is, isn't it? Hey, if you want me to take a dump in a box and mark it guaranteed, I will. I got spare time. But for now, for your...

I have a 346 and can't say enough goo things about it. No matter how much others may give me a hard time for this saw it starts every time and continues to cut. If you don't like the dealer much I say buy it from wherever you get the best price. As for the warranty, I don't have any...

First off, absolutely assume video and soundtrack!!!!! I was very impressed at the climber's ability to move around with spikes, must do a lot of removals. Now his practices are a little questionable, as some have already pointed out. Looking past the lack of hard hats and other PPE, there...

The 200T is really the benchmark for climbing saws. Great power and they tend to work day after day. While Husky has some great saws IMHO there really is no better climbing saw than the 200T. I know they are pricey but in this case you really do get what you pay for.

My vote is for Marvin but have a Corona that I works great

That is almost unbelievable, I can't wait to see the finished product!!!:cheers:

hmmmmmm mixing water with oil....anyone else find this interesting?

Well said, always stay tied in ALWAYS.

Spacemule: I humbly disagree with the posts on Metric vs. Standard systems. While there are positives and negatives with both we really need to look at what each was created for. While the system used here in the good old USA is great for some things, like the example given of carpenters...

+1 on everything said so far. There is no reason to use spikes unless doing a removal, IMHO. Last year my sister's neighbor had some dead wooding done on oaks and the hacks used spikes. Also, the guy was one handing a chainsaw while only tied in once, not to mention no safety glasses, ear...

That being the case, I would say a new chipper is in order. All that dust is extremely bad for your valves, pistons, rings, and cylinder walls. Even if the machine runs well for now it may have damage that comes up down the road. I understand you wanting to keep good relations with the dealer...

In the end you can't really prove it didn't have an air filter, which is the sticking point. While it would be nice of them to do something about it I am not sure they will. I would try to get an extended warranty on the unit, in writing, or at the least on just the engine. On a side note, I...

I would love to see the calcs to figure these forces, accelerations, velocities, and compressions out.

Its all like a conspiracy man... big brother and stuff. I don't see the chip thing happening in a saw for just the point ShoerFast said, if the saw stopped during a cut and someone/thing got hurt or killed it would be a big time lawsuit. Now things like trimmers, blowers, etc I could see this...

I would like to thank my wife and parents for all the practice throughout my life, I couldn't have done it without them. :clap:

If you need help with this just let me know what the weight is and length of fall. I can calculate the resulting velocity and post how the work was done. Also the energies can be calculated if you would like that too.

Other then gears you are probably getting what you can out of the truck. No matter what you do, in the end it is still a 4 cylinder mini-truck. The only thing I would be worried about is how long your truck will last being overloaded so often. That is a lot of strain on the engine and rear...

Don't think you quite got the point there Moray. I was making a sarcastic remark on the following: I understand that you are trying to point out that because someone says they are a mathematician, engineer, etc doesn't mean they are always going to be right or knowledgeable on a topic within...

Moray, the first graph looks like a better representation may be a parabolic trend line up to about 8 jugs and linear after that. Just an observation.

While my wife has had success with REI brand boots I went through a couple with comfort and construction problems. Now I can't say enough about Asolos, they have been great from both comfort and longevity.