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Nice job Mick, Like the idea of a big saw up the tree early instead of overworking the top handle. The weather looks a lot kinder for tree work with you than in most of the UK too?. What with the weather and the loader doing a lot of the heavy lifting I’m getting jealous. Thinking of getting one myself but unsure on wether wheeled or tracked, feel another thread coming?

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Posted (edited)

Thanks, that was a 562, lovely saw.

 

 

Édit. The saw up in the crown is a 550, the topper had just run out of fuel with one cut to go, so I brought it up early.

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20 minutes ago, Stihl123 said:

forks and couple of buckets done

now need to sort some badass counter weights 

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Very nice mate?

Had the opportunity to use one of these last week and they do seem the ticket for maneuverability and speed?

I just need to grow a gut to increase lifting capacity ?

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25 minutes ago, KWarb17 said:

Very nice mate?

Had the opportunity to use one of these last week and they do seem the ticket for maneuverability and speed?

I just need to grow a gut to increase lifting capacity ?

i'm going to build in a doughnut stand and a coffee machine to help keep the counter balance fed

may as well fit a seat and a cab too, oh and some heating

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6 minutes ago, Stihl123 said:

i'm going to build in a doughnut stand and a coffee machine to help keep the counter balance fed

may as well fit a seat and a cab too, oh and some heating

Sounds like you've got it sorted 

Would also recommend a cable for the revs throttle something like this?20201030_153459.jpg.7b280d1c836610a74f4c8091ed0c9b2d.jpg

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1 hour ago, KWarb17 said:

Sounds like you've got it sorted 

Would also recommend a cable for the revs throttle something like this?20201030_153459.jpg.7b280d1c836610a74f4c8091ed0c9b2d.jpg

yeh good idea that, save having to use ones foot or the effort of bending down to adjust em

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Posted (edited)
On 31/10/2020 at 15:46, Khriss said:

@Stihl123 cracking little tool that - anything to take the Back out of this job , K

Exactly 

Log shifting yesterday. Half a cube bucket 

 

 

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