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One handed chain saw use


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Do you use your top handle saw one handed  

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  1. 1. Do you use your top handle saw one handed

    • Yes every day
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    • Yes about once a week
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    • Hardly ever
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Maybe it would be instructive for your article to examine the reasons for one handing?

I use one hand when I'm out of the kickback line and the follow through won't hit me or my kit. My other hand is usually holding onto something for balance.

I often use a saw one-handed when smacking out conifer hedges which I'm fairly sure is the most dangerous thing I do apart from driving. Again the other hand is holding on for balance.

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