New NPTC unit!

[Mesterh]

CS51:-How to hold a chainsaw in the rain forest.

 

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[Ben90]

I agree, pretty sad sight. I suppose at least you won't get backache or kickback...

[Tree Man Tom]

I agree, pretty sad sight. I suppose at least you won't get backache or kickback...

 

Really?

[Ben90]

Well they seem to be avoiding the top quarter with the angles they're cutting, and the only reason they're not using the front handles that I can see is so they don't have to bend down.

 

I'm sure they've encountered kickback many times. Hm, maybe part of the cutting technique they've adopted (the Limp-wristed one handed cut) is their own response to it? Say, if you were to get a kick in that position, wouldn't the rear handle jerk downwards, flop out of your hand and hit the ground? Rather than using your right hand as a pivot and a 1-way ticket to your face?

 

I'll be quiet now..

[alex_m]

Really?

 

[PeteB]

imagine the row!

 

4 x 080 on cam!

[liamjordan]

great find!!!

 

heres another one i found somewhere i remember reading that some of them when doing this totally remove the rakers to cut faster, bloody dangerous.

[combined tree services]

great find!!!

 

heres another one i found somewhere i remember reading that some of them when doing this totally remove the rakers to cut faster, bloody dangerous.

 

hmmmm , i cant quite see if those trousers are type a or c ,can anyone tell me ??

[scbk]

Surely stuff this dangerous cannot be allowed?! :ohmy:

 

 

 

 

 

I mean, they're not even wearing hi-vis vests

[Mesterh]

Aye it is fair depressing when you think of the living and working conditions those people have to put up with.

 

Best to just look at the comedy factor really:laugh1:

 

On a positive note it was taken from an article discussing the value of Earth's biomes. ATM they rate rain forest as $91-£23,000 per hectare per year key value being climate regulation, gene banks(for medicinal plants etc.) and erosion prevention.