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Here is the research I did when I was shopping. http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/overhead-cookie-cutting-with-husqvarnas-327pt5s-pole-saw-mini-review.194782/

I don't know where all these posers came from but I'm the one and only Original BA! I have finally had to come out of hiding (witness protection) to save this misunderstood OP. I have to apologize that my reputation basically derailed the OP's thread and his thirst for knowledge. It seems like...

This area was very wet so we placed plywood then skidded across that.

Of course we use the same method to skid the dirt out after we plant the tree. The 1,000 lb rated debris bags from Lowes are $10.00 each and very handy.

I don't know anything about the Vermeer Mini but I do own a mini track hoe and I can say that we have found an easy way to keep tracks in the turf at a minimum. As long as it is not too wet we just skid our materials on a 4'x8' sheet of plywood at 3/4" thick pulling with the track hoe. We can...

Here is my 570 working hard. I did trade it in on a 562xp after this job and now have a 576xp AT. So even after owning the more powerful 576 I'd still like to have a 570 as a backup stump saw. I remember the 570 pulling hard and starting without any problem. Offer $100.00 for the saw, see what...

Exactly! But have you seen how the OP uses it?

You. I haven't really followed the legend but he/you seem to be famous here at Arborsite for shaking things up a bit. You/he kind of calls us out for taking ourselves to seriously and you/he can put a humorous spin on things. Hopefully it stays light hearted and nobody gets upset after they find...

Put the 170 down. Brush the wood chips off your body. Walk into your house. Make your way into the bathroom. Look into the mirror and introduce yourself to BA.

Do you guys really think a Dealer would sell a 30cc saw to cut 30" Oaks? The OP is just having fun with you guys and he is very creative in his story telling. It is very entertaining but this thread is like watching reality TV.

This thread needs more Cowbell!

It's been a couple of years since I've been Saw Trolled. Good to be back!

These saws have seen plenty of work and still look good (granted, color choice questionable). Just because someone may want to keep an investment in good clean condition does not mean they keep that equipment in a glass enclosure in the front room with a spot light shinning down 24/7. I do turn...

It held up pretty well. I sold the 346xp and replaced it with a 550xp that has yet to be and will not likely be powder coated.

Honey boo boo........

Pretty dang useful tools these chainsaws are. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFalY7wXm-I

On mine you have to manually activate the throttle trigger. :jester:

The first post by the OP was more coherent than 95% of the threads started here.

I love my 576xp High Top. It reminds me of Dad's 1968 Chevelle with a monster hood scoop back when I was a little kid. Unfortunately I have no pics of the car.

Just to make SawTroll throw up a little, my 562 has a little bit of blue thrown into the mix.:msp_thumbup: