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Largest Diameter Tree Felled with Small Chainsaw?

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Got to the end of a job today only to find larger saw didn’t work for doing the remainder of a 35 inch ish willow trunk.got the trunk down and cut into manageable chunks with a 14’’ ms180 which took a while and very unpowered for this sort of thing.had to improvise and make a few wooden pegs and whacked them in with a bit of wood until split.(cut the trunk in four longways so could handle it )

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aspenarb
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Most of the kids these days cant get a big felling saw started unless they bring their mum along.   Bob

Mark Bolam
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Arb and forestry are two different beasts. If we’re doing a ‘big’ tree, let’s say 3’ dia, we’ll have the big saw in, so why not use it?   If I had to hump the 660 500m across a windblow

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As a one off and away from the yard I can see the sense in a small saw/big tree but to go felling with a small saw is just hard work. I had to winch a load of roadside Chestnut in the other day and on

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