hydraulic chainsaw

[pro bros]

any info thoughts on above the reason being i am needing to cut big hardwood into rings for logs i have big chainsaws 3120 395 etc but neighbour is not happy with noise can you run hydraulics off mini or midi digger power

[burrell_]

i would have thought so

but ur best bet is to port ur saws :lol:

 

 

 

 

 

 

[bobh]

but ur best bet is to port ur saws :lol:

 

Now that's just mean :thumbup:

Will teach em a lesson though

[Kay 9]

As long as the machine you work it off has enough bar/p output ya should have no problems I would think. He wants them cut but without noise. How daft will people get:001_rolleyes:

[Old WoodChip]

dont cut on a sunday morning and you will be ok:lol:

some people have all the cheek and make a fuss, they are the bas**ds that have a bbq and piss up until 3am.

cut your wood and if he moans stuff the bar up his a*** sorry, a bad day:001_tt2:

[treequip]

Most hydraulic saws have a very low flow requirement, I have one that can be run off a job beaver, a micro digger, and a dAvid brown 990.

[Stubby]

What about the noise from the mini digger / power pack ? If this bloke is the typical knob/bizzy body that he sounds like the noise of your breathing could be a problem . Don't start before 8,00 am and get on and do it with your big Huskys . If its only a days work or so he can lump it surely ?

[Marko]

If it is a "one off" for your own use then I would explain that to the neighbour and get it over with using the kit you already have.

 

If it is a day in, day out issue then I think he has every right to complain. I don't understand why so many above think that unreasonable.... unless of course you have planning permission.

 

Not really enough information to cast judgement but at face value I suspect you agree that he has a point or you wouldn't be thinking about a hyd saw.

 

A hydraulic saw run off a pto pump with the tractor just ticking over but the pto in 1000 is very quiet.

[treequip]

What about the noise from the mini digger / power pack ? If this bloke is the typical knob/bizzy body that he sounds like the noise of your breathing could be a problem . Don't start before 8,00 am and get on and do it with your big Huskys . If its only a days work or so he can lump it surely ?

 

You can run a power pack from an electric motor which would make it practically silent, all you would hear is the chain noise.

[pro bros]

If it is a "one off" for your own use then I would explain that to the neighbour and get it over with using the kit you already have.

 

If it is a day in, day out issue then I think he has every right to complain. I don't understand why so many above think that unreasonable.... unless of course you have planning permission.

 

Not really enough information to cast judgement but at face value I suspect you agree that he has a point or you wouldn't be thinking about a hyd saw.

 

A hydraulic saw run off a pto pump with the tractor just ticking over but the pto in 1000 is very quiet.

 

info is i live on and rent farm and steading the neighbour recently started developing chalet park where he has placed pitches 6 m from boundary wall the cutting is limited and never out of working hours .thanks so far for replies but i was hoping for saw info ie what size of bar power etc should i look at as i have no experience of these thanks