My first climbing saw was my 009 AV. Used it on removals. It did okay for what I could afford starting out. For limb removals and pruning's, I used an old McCulloch Eager Beaver. Top handle saw with manual oiler. I put an 18'' bar on that sucka. Man it was lightweight and had some serious reach...
Try underneath from rear of truck? Enough room between the frame rails?
If not, give up a small space inside the chip box? Like a narrow rectangular box, mounted up above the "tailgate.''
Or even the same box mounted to the outside of body.
Pics?
Who makes the horizontal box on the left side? I'd like to put the same size on my truck. Your International is a bit inspiring for me to finish my 4900. How long is the chip dump?
I've posted this a few times. For me, because of injuries, I like putting my gaffs on first. It's a bit hard for me to reach one of my feet. I lengthen my bridge all the way out. Grab it along with the suspenders, then drop the bridge over my front while shouldering the suspenders. Keeps me from...
Mine sits on a shelf. Got it used and almost new condition. Climbed with it for a while. Till I could afford a better replacement. It's a back up saw now. I should dust it off, and get it running again. Perfect for working next to the chipper. Nice on small cuts. Especially when you have to push...
You and I are one in the same. I boycotted Weaver as soon as I heard you speak of it. I always route for the lil guy....and sometimes the underdog. I hear ya about August. I used to watch a lot of his vids. Well before he started selling gear. I subscribed and get notifications still for new...
Nice.
Here's a quote from a member when I was contemplating buying mine. " It doesn't come out often but, when it does it's worth it's weight in gold."
Here's a quote from you.
Since you already have it, I think ya should keep it.
I wondering about the truck hitch. To those who have it, is...