So at 72 Ive had to learn how to pull a start rope with a bad shoulder. After both shoulders were damaged from a fall the choice to never work again sounded like a death sentence. Sitting inside for the remainder of my like would be like life in solidarity. After some healing some Physical therapy and a determined mind I can use my saws. Even my 60cc. Starting with a damaged shoulder taught me to Always place my elbow against my body and use my bicep. Just pull up. That long pull with the elbow going past my body loads the shoulder joint. That means every start has to be the (not recommended) drop. I may catch hell for this post but I'm curious to see if anyone else has a problem with pulling the crank rope and how they are solving it.
Getting a toe in the opening in the saw handle isn't easy because that opening seems small to me. Seems like the drop is about my only option. Good day.
Getting a toe in the opening in the saw handle isn't easy because that opening seems small to me. Seems like the drop is about my only option. Good day.