All those that love saws look away now.Probably been linked before but O.M.G.:jawdrop:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stHfNusjBy0&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stHfNusjBy0&NR=1
Chainsaw abuse
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jeepyfz450
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lol cuts like a champ.
amateur cutter
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Be a great customer to have if you owned the local saw shop.:jawdrop:
For my .02 I'd rent a stump grinder & bid the job that way.
A C
For my .02 I'd rent a stump grinder & bid the job that way.
A C
MillwrightChris
ArboristSite Operative
Something to think about when someone askes to borrow your saw.:jawdrop:
Or even when you buy a used one. Really does make you think ,doesn't it ?:spam:
mikefunaro
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nothing like trashing $150 worth of bars and chains, and possibly more in the powerheads, getting totally dirty for making what, about $150????
ryan_marine
ArboristSite Guru
Any one notice the missing chain stop on second saw? Real pro's
Ray
Ray
jeeptj19992001
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where do you think those ms660 and 066 on e-bay come from...the saw fairies
That ones been around, Guess they never heard of a plastic wedge to take the weight off the bar, Be nice if the chain was sharp too.
PineFever
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I'm speechless.........
:jawdrop:
Ed
Stay Safe Out and Up There
:jawdrop:Ed
Stay Safe Out and Up There
Justsaws
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10-20 minutes worth of digging, less than one chain consumed, the bar, the rim will do lots of stumps.
In and out in less than 1 hour easy, less than $30.00 expense tops, no rentals, and no extra trips. If the saw breaks doing that it is the operator's fault not the task.
He should use some PPE, wedges and keep his freaking hands clear but other than that it is not a big deal.
I did not watch the video but cutting small stumps out is not hard, can be cheap and is fairly common.
I tend to make 3 or 4 cuts in at an angle so that I can clear the stump deeper with less digging, upside down pyramid. Take multiple chains so I do not have to hand sharpen and get multiple stumps from each chain. Just stop using the chain when it stops biting and swap it out for a sharp one.
I have a stump grinder, it is handy but the saw can be easy, cheaper and faster.
In and out in less than 1 hour easy, less than $30.00 expense tops, no rentals, and no extra trips. If the saw breaks doing that it is the operator's fault not the task.
He should use some PPE, wedges and keep his freaking hands clear but other than that it is not a big deal.
I did not watch the video but cutting small stumps out is not hard, can be cheap and is fairly common.
I tend to make 3 or 4 cuts in at an angle so that I can clear the stump deeper with less digging, upside down pyramid. Take multiple chains so I do not have to hand sharpen and get multiple stumps from each chain. Just stop using the chain when it stops biting and swap it out for a sharp one.
I have a stump grinder, it is handy but the saw can be easy, cheaper and faster.
mowoodchopper
Polar Bear
:agree2:
:agree2: Cut most of mine out too. Its hard on chains but I buy them to use !
:agree2: Cut most of mine out too. Its hard on chains but I buy them to use !
ckelp
just being myself
water cooled bar? designed to dig throw the deepest and thickset mud
Are wedges just a PNW thing?
Nope, We use em here in the south.
outofmytree
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Where do you start with a video like that?
I am lost for words. Honestly.
I am lost for words. Honestly.
And I use them in the midwest...
flushcut
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It's not so much the saw abuse that gets me but it's guys like that ruin the profession. I really like the fact that they were using water instead of bar oil and hay sense they dug that far why not just dig out the stump? Can you imagine what that chain looked like:jawdrop: Truly a sad day for us all!
