Sawpod???

[Joe]

they are excellent, great with spikes as well, just reach round and its there. best 20quid i have spent in ages. i was working in a small rowan though the other day, and it was a bit of a pain, kept getting stuck behind small branches so i just put it on my thigh instead:001_smile:

 

i had that problem today!

[Mesterh]

Why do you fellas use a hand saw on take downs? (assuming so since wearing spikes) or is it just part of your kit and something not to be without

[Stephen Blair]

Why do you fellas use a hand saw on take downs? (assuming so since wearing spikes) or is it just part of your kit and something not to be without

 

you still get small branches on take downs, great for epicormics. before my gekos i would always stick the silky between the leather straps in my spikes, but with the velcro straps on the gekos it fits on better. i should get some saw pod comission me thinks:001_tongue:

[Mesterh]

you still get small branches on take downs, great for epicormics. before my gekos i would always stick the silky between the leather straps in my spikes, but with the velcro straps on the gekos it fits on better. i should get some saw pod comission me thinks:001_tongue:

 

Hey no branch is too small for my 020

 

Bonsai pruning with an 020 is a specialty of mine

[Stephen Blair]

Hey no branch is too small for my 020

 

Bonsai pruning with an 020 is a specialty of mine

 

thats about all they are good for, wasps of the chainsaw world, get an 026 mate:001_tongue:

[Mesterh]

Hornets mate Hornets..

 

Although I have been known circumcise a gnat with an 020

[Pete Mctree]

thats about all they are good for, wasps of the chainsaw world, get an 026 mate:001_tongue:

 

You need to run a ported one. Will out-cut a stock 260 with a 14in bar in smaller wood. Besides who would want to carry such a saw around a tree working on small timber?

 

 

 

 

 

As for the saw-pod. I'm not a fan. Guess I am too clumsy as I spent half of my time getting my silky tied to my rope to retrieve it from the ground. It is however comfortable and well concieved. The one I won in the raffle has been sent to a much appreciated home.

[Stephen Blair]

You need to run a ported one. Will out-cut a stock 260 with a 14in bar in smaller wood. Besides who would want to carry such a saw around a tree working on small timber?

 

 

 

 

As for the saw-pod. I'm not a fan. Guess I am too clumsy as I spent half of my time getting my silky tied to my rope to retrieve it from the ground. It is however comfortable and well concieved. The one I won in the raffle has been sent to a much appreciated home.

 

what do you mean by ported?is this a customised or off the shelf?

i have always ran a 13inch bar on my 026s, wouldnt entertain anything bigger, makes them too slow imo:001_smile:

[Mesterh]

In its basic form a hole drilled in the exhaust and the carb adjusted to suit.

[Mike Hill]

Never got on with the "saw pod".

I went through a stage of wearing my silky inside the pad of my spikes.Used to have velcro cinch type pads,it worked well but I did feel like a bit of a.....