RandyMac
Stiff Member
70cc saws rule!
If you think otherwise, you are just old
Hi Gary!
Git to work whippersnapper!
They say each new generation loses something, in the case it's 10-20cc.
70cc saws rule!
If you think otherwise, you are just old
Hi Gary!
I see this mentioned all the time here. I'd never heard the term until I came to this site some time ago.
So my query is... do some cats actually fall a tree with a large saw (say a 60cc plus)... and then shut that one down... and then start up a smaller saw to "limb" the tree... and then shut that one down... then start a large saw again to buck the tree into the desired lengths?
Makes no sense to me...
I'm not talkin' about monster trees here either...
Gary
I fall with a limbing saw...
Falling with a saw is dangerous. I certainly hope that was a one time event and the saw was off and you were wearing full PPE.
I see this mentioned all the time here. I'd never heard the term until I came to this site some time ago.
So my query is... do some cats actually fall a tree with a large saw (say a 60cc plus)... and then shut that one down... and then start up a smaller saw to "limb" the tree... and then shut that one down... then start a large saw again to buck the tree into the desired lengths?
Makes no sense to me...
I'm not talkin' about monster trees here either...
Gary
Truck usually goes out with at least 4 or 5 saws on it. Limbing, mid range, feller, stumper/ flushcut and pole saw. All depends on the days job(s) and what you think you might run into. Limbing saws really shine for storm damage and bucket work. Going out with only one saw is like trying to fix a car with only one wrench but your industry may be a little different from mine.
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