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I need a new climbing saw
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<blockquote data-quote="ozy365" data-source="post: 500202" data-attributes="member: 5548"><p>jomoco</p><p></p><p>Energy conservation to reduce fatigue definitely results in safer work. I also like to use just the right saw for the wood infront of me. I prefer the 14/16" bar in the tree way over the 25" bar on the 460. Even when I'm blocking out wood on the ground that 25" bar seems too long. We blocked out 48" willow spar that a competitor left behind and that was the only time the 25" felt right<img src="/styles/default/xenforo/chainsaw.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":chainsaw:" title="Chainsaw :chainsaw:" data-shortname=":chainsaw:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ozy365, post: 500202, member: 5548"] jomoco Energy conservation to reduce fatigue definitely results in safer work. I also like to use just the right saw for the wood infront of me. I prefer the 14/16" bar in the tree way over the 25" bar on the 460. Even when I'm blocking out wood on the ground that 25" bar seems too long. We blocked out 48" willow spar that a competitor left behind and that was the only time the 25" felt right:chainsaw: [/QUOTE]
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