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- altoona pa
Hope he has a big truck to haul his ego around with him.
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Stihl MS201T & MS201TC
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- In an Igloo...
Maybe he ported it and gets 20 less horsepower...
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- altoona pa
Quite possibly it's aggressive, yet smooth.
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Like a fine whiskey!
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- altoona pa
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Jackjcc
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I've seen shit posting like this on the other sites, almost never on tree buzz. Take it to the saw forums, leave your personal issues there. Tree buzz ain't about this kind of behavior.
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- altoona pa
Just trying to help you guys from wasting money on saw porting by a guy that seems to do it with a hoof rasp, center punch and yamabond.
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- In an Igloo...
I don't like him actually claiming people are using a 12" lightweight IN TREE ONLY saw for takedowns... Someone is going to try that and get hurt.
Jackjcc
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- Twin Cities
You haven't seen anyone use top handle saws on the ground? Pretty common occurrence.
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- altoona pa
Especially in line clearance. 200t and 361/2 for ground guys here.
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No, but is saying take downs... I can see cutting up some branches but to take down a tree, I will grab a real saw.
Jackjcc
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- Twin Cities
Yeah I'll take a tree to the ground with my 200 if it's an appropriate size for the bar. Plenty of people will do that too.
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- In an Igloo...
I will admit, I stand correct.
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- Retired in Minneapolis
Ax...handsaw...machete...tophandle...rearhandle...feller-buncher???
Pick the right tool for the job, follow safe procedures, including PPE.
I've done plenty of takedowns...to the stump cut...in 40 years. No cuts with a running chainsaw...knock on wood!
Pick the right tool for the job, follow safe procedures, including PPE.
I've done plenty of takedowns...to the stump cut...in 40 years. No cuts with a running chainsaw...knock on wood!
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- In an Igloo...
Only injury for me was a hedge trimmer... Lucky I had already let of the throttle when it clipped my elbow so it wasn't that bad.
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- Retired in Minneapolis
On another note...
Watch your tone and trash-talk here on TreeBuzz. Having a discussion and sharing your thoughts and opinions is encouraged. If the choice is to attack then don't be surprised if the EDIT key is used by a moderator. If you wouldn't say what you write to a person's face without considering a pop in the nose...take it elsewhere.
Watch your tone and trash-talk here on TreeBuzz. Having a discussion and sharing your thoughts and opinions is encouraged. If the choice is to attack then don't be surprised if the EDIT key is used by a moderator. If you wouldn't say what you write to a person's face without considering a pop in the nose...take it elsewhere.
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- altoona pa
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- Arkansas
I would say what I did to his face. But I will say no more about it.
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- midwest
The only time its considered an attack is if its doesn't agree with or fit the agenda of the snailerizer
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- Arkansas
I've dropped many a decent tree with small Homelite and poulan top handles before. Might take longer to take one down, but they will do it. You have to use what ya have with you at the time, Back then I was poor and couldn't afford a high dollar saw. But the wood from it kept me warm all winter.
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