for really big shots/ shots just out of reach. .. shots that i know i can hit ,, but a few extra feet might help, put the base of the pole on something hard.. a rock ,, a paver , an outrigger pad,, a peice of slate or wood,, something soild ,,, shots from grass just dont peak like, they could..
chipping other things than brush,, i chipped some pylwood years back, ya that got stuck in the shoot,, chipped a rubbermaid trashbarrel ya that got stuck too, ,, funny thing is shovel and rakes go right through,, i still have the scrapes of a shovel my boss made me climb in the back of the chip...
had a few minutes to look at it today,,we met over 6 years ago/ its been a slap it on the boot type of relationship,, she needed work early on, was slipping at the heel,, but wasn;t anyting a little tape could fix,, i noticed today that the heel is loaded with sap,,the webbing was kinda beat...
just throw em,, if you need it again ,, have that dude on the ground tie it back on,, those new fandandgled aluiminun poles souldnt leave the ground there to heavy and expensive,, same with the fiberglass,, i wont leave the shop without four sections ,for my bull prunner my pole saw head, or my...