Beech Takedown close to Building

[billpierce]

Aye nice vid. Rigging look nice and smooth. Slightly relieved to hear it was a 2 day job, was thinking surely the days arent long enough to rig along that in day.

Thanks for posting!

[Joe Newton]

12 hours ago, stihlmadasever said:

 

 Interesting point! ?

[Joe Newton]

On 18/02/2019 at 01:42, Mesterh said:

Constructive criticism is stop the sawing of the saw!

 

It does not make the saw cut faster and it will increase the chance of kickback/follow through dramatically.

 

Plus its painful to watch

 

Looks like you did a good job, rigging into the back of the truck is bliss.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'll sometimes do it if I feel the kerf is going to close on the saw. You can feel it pinching the bar better and pull the saw out better than if you're dogged in.

[Mark Bolam]

I bet you’ve been dogged in a few times as well.

[TIMON]

Cant play it TT, says video unavailable

Great video, and well executed dismantling.

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[TTownsend]

Great video, and well executed dismantling.

To get the video tap the YouTube video title on the top of the page not the red arrow in the centre of the screen.

Nice one thanks a lot!

[TIMON]

Is that the new 462 you’re using?
I just picked one up today.
Going to Christen it tomorrow, can’t wait.
Like others have said, smooth rope work. [emoji106]

[TTownsend]

Is that the new 462 you’re using?
I just picked one up today.
Going to Christen it tomorrow, can’t wait.
Like others have said, smooth rope work. [emoji106]

Ms 441. Good saw in my eyes especially in tree as it’s not to heavy and can pull a 25” bar no dramas.
Can’t say I’ve used a 462 but I’ve heard good things!
Yeah worked with the rope guy for 5 years so pretty In tune with each other but sadly it’s his last week next week and pursuing a new career

[Ratman]

Nice watch [emoji106] laughed at end with your use of tyres as cushions for impact.

[Mesterh]

10 hours ago, Joe Newton said:

I'll sometimes do it if I feel the kerf is going to close on the saw. You can feel it pinching the bar better and pull the saw out better than if you're dogged in.

Although I can see your point, Tbh I've never really thought about it as in those situations (aerial rather than ground work) the bar being trapped isn't a bad thing imo, means you've gone in too far, stops you cutting more of the hinge and stops the limb moving in the wrong direction.