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on call here is an idea for the fire departments in city's and larger townships. why not have training for aerial rescues in trees. there should be at least 1 member on the fire department trained in climbing. i mean they are normally trained for repelling down buildings and doing window...

its not going to be the simpleist thing to do but it can be done

ya the ash bore is here heavy

could have alturna mats or even plywood have avoided the situation?

the way i see it is that the 192 is lighter to climb with but as for the 200, the couple extra pounds they weigh is made up in power. they are overall way better. the 192 is ok for just pruning smaller limbs but they bog down easily when cutting anything that takes up half of the 14 inch bar...

hahaha, get one of those roller file guides that husqavarna sells and the correct files for your saw. they sell the kits with the guide, 2 files and a file for the rakers and a nice file handle. use that chain till there is nothing left to file. if sharpened properly the chain will cut almost...

i never did any type of mods to any saws before. would like to mod the muffler on my 200t and not sure exatly where to start. i heard from 1 person that i can take the 4 bolts out that hold the muffler together and get jb weld and fill every slot and grove in so the entire inside is smooth and...

looks like a old 65 to me. ran 1 before and looks simalar

whow whow whow, 506 total? for a genie around here they are no more than $320-2day. thats with $50 delivery and pickup for each way. why is there so much of a difference. i rented 1 a couple monthes ago 2 hang some lights indoors where i couldnt be running a gas or diesel.

that's line clearance work for yadont change much from company to company

i dont own nothing but the both. ehh ok i got 1 jonsered but it never leaves the cabinet. voted to see what results were

i never had this happen before. today i was out working just finishing up a job. my 200t mad a grinding sound from the recoil so immediatly i shut the saw off and tried pulling the cord and it came all the way out and wouldnt go back in. so far sounds like the recoil spring came apart right...

trying to tell from what the pics look like it looks like a ceder

dont hit the trees and you wouldnt be in that spot. cut up some old tires

what i have done in the past many times and worked is use a wide snap cut. make your face cut just under half way thru, make your back cut about 3-4 inches higher. it will normally snap off and sit on the ledge of the cut. also depends on how tall the spar is and weight. you might want to...

1.) we use a wheelbarrow to haul to the trucks 2.) rake into piles and load on a tarp or wheelbarrow.a trashcan also works good 3.) we carry the logs out and the larger ones we ahave a dolly for 4.) well theres only one way to get that moved. start draggin

+2 3/4'' works good

please delete this thread. no longer needed

personnally my input on safety chains, dont like them, slows down wood cutting. they are just to reduce kickback. if you dont have to much experience dealing with saws or kickback then use a safety chain.

read the "starting at" price. that does not mean he will do all stump for that price. that would be the minimum price for the stump(assuming a small stump). that means that prices will vary from stump to stump. that doesn't mean that price for all stumps. i have done small stumps at that price...