bryanr2
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Trees so big they had to bring in the Swedish
to handle it.
Wonder why they didn't use an Echo?
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Trees so big they had to bring in the Swedish
to handle it.
Rx7man
Cattle Rubbing Post
Pretty courageous (stupid) falling technique if you're running around UNDER the tree that's already falling!
Must have been done before the 590 came out and a 620p would clearly be overkill for that sized timber. The CS1201 would be the way to go but the operator could not lift it.
jughead500
Sasquatch
Ninja's can do that.
jughead500
Sasquatch
Those are echos.they just have husky stickers to appease the vikings that are watching.
bryanr2
Addicted to ArboristSite
That's what I expected to see- was a 1201. but from their climbing saw- which looked like a old 338xp, to the felling saw 3120xp it was all Husq. I did see them grab a Stihl when the Husq ran out of fuel on the one tree.
o8f150
Tree Freak
those idiots should have borrowed my ms170 with the 36" b/c on it
longbowch
ArboristSite Guru
They should have borrowed some snackies!
CapitaineHaddoc
European Westcoaster
Echo's are just too much powerful for softwood. In this kind of tree, a 620 with a "36 bar will probably 4-stroke all the time of the cut.
Trees so big they had to bring in the Swedish
It's a wonder the wedger didn't lose a leg and that the tree didn't fall on the truck
xPosTech
ArboristSite Lurker
I think there was a good size tree between it and the truck. Just for a little guidance as it fell.
They had some big ones the way they were running around. Or maybe they didn't. Like the guys in the truck driving down the hill to the oil well fire.
With no brakes.
Ted
They had some big ones the way they were running around. Or maybe they didn't. Like the guys in the truck driving down the hill to the oil well fire.
With no brakes.
Ted
redtractor
ArboristSite Operative
Gonna whip out your Piltz?
Rx7man
Cattle Rubbing Post
don't forget the 4" bucking spikes and 10 pin sprocket
Wayne Wilkinson
ArboristSite Operative
Trees so big they had to bring in the Swedish
I wouldnt buy very nice equipment for them to destroy either... When you plan on the saw getting crushed soon, Husky all the way!
