One if the guys I climb for just did a prevailing wage job that was weedeating and some minor brush clearing prevailing wage was 15$ an hour everyone who was working already makes 37.50ph/300 a day normally.
The squir seems a little fat on my rrp set for 11mm htp, still works but seems more jerky tending and decending, I'm like 193+ gear, a couple of the smaller guys on the crew (135-145 lbs) go from 11mm htp to blue moon with no adjustments.
Yep I rarely have to chip into my truck here, one of the reasons I don't have a chipper truck I'd only actually use the box 1 job a week tops, and in my case a lot of times getting the chipper in to the work area would be damn near impossible with a big box.
The chain on the huskies is smaller than the stock chain on the stihl 201 not sure if the 220tc is the same size. Arbsession.com sells conversion kits to the oregon speed cut nano which is what comes on the husqvarna saws.
I don't have either, I've got 2 of the husqvarna t540ixp and the stihl msa161t, I'll never go back to a gas tophandle the t540ixp are my primary climbing saw I got the stihl first and it's great just not as capable but seems better built it's just a smaller. For me I don't think the 300 would...
Just get a throw ball rope up as high as was easily possible (at least 2 limbs) basil anchor and srt up 2 flip lines and climb up from there bring a second rope if I feel like ditching the first rope.
I don't want to chop up a pair of pants for research but I feel like it would likely stop my t540ixp, while the saw cuts fast it's also pretty easy to overload the motor and stop the saw. The t540ixp also doesn't have much room under the cover or throw out debris very well which imo would likely...