hydraulic pole saw scabbard
- Thread starter double_d
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- Phoenix Arizona
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- AZ
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Hey....your not allowed to delete your own post until everyone has had time to read it.
Never used a hydraulic tool, let alone a hydraulic saw scabbard.
Hey....your not allowed to delete your own post until everyone has had time to read it.
Never used a hydraulic tool, let alone a hydraulic saw scabbard.
Phil
Carpal tunnel level member
- Location
- Oak Lawn, IL
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i use a hydraulic pole saw every day. I wish i had a boom mounted scabbard but i do not. When i have to put the saw down and use a handsaw , the hydraulic pole saw goes in the bucket with me and sticks up..very inconvenient and dangerous i always check to make sure the tool selector is off.
i use a hydraulic pole saw every day. I wish i had a boom mounted scabbard but i do not. When i have to put the saw down and use a handsaw , the hydraulic pole saw goes in the bucket with me and sticks up..very inconvenient and dangerous i always check to make sure the tool selector is off.
- Location
- Flagstaff Arizona
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We have them on our booms as well, the only complaint the I have received is that you can have two tool in the scabbard (the don't make a double one) the crews like to carry the hydro stick saw and a pole pruner. They prefer not to have any thing standing up in the bucket with them so that it's easier to maneuver in tight areas and around limbs. No fun hitting an 8ft pruner when you're concentrating on the high voltage lines.
We have them on our booms as well, the only complaint the I have received is that you can have two tool in the scabbard (the don't make a double one) the crews like to carry the hydro stick saw and a pole pruner. They prefer not to have any thing standing up in the bucket with them so that it's easier to maneuver in tight areas and around limbs. No fun hitting an 8ft pruner when you're concentrating on the high voltage lines.
