Help!!!

[Hedge hunter]

you could wear a lid so you dont go deaf///////

 

..and use the right saw for the job..your avatar is really bad.

[muttley9050]

Maybe you require a sense of humour hedge hunter!

 

Gransfors axe is nice but i find it a little short. Fiskars for me.

[Hedge hunter]

Maybe you require a sense of humour hedge hunter!

 

Gransfors axe is nice but i find it a little short. Fiskars for me.

 

ha ha yep..i laffed alot when i saw that..

 

cutting at head height with a saw too big too handle.

 

im 6"4"tall and could do that with a 66 as i weigh 18 stone.........

 

sthill a foolish photo...

[Stubby]

 

sthill a foolish photo...

 

She looks an absolute honey to me .....Fiskars X27 by the way .

[Female Arb]

Thank you all for your helpful advice

As for my picture.... It's clearly a joke photo. I'm not an abourist by any means but even I know I wouldn't use a 66 for lite pruning.

[Dan Earp]

Helko 2000 series.

[leafcut]

For overall quality(which you will pay for) the Granfors would be the one, but at half the price the Husqvarna is mint. Dont forget that the huqvarnas head can strike metal, wedges etc whereas the Granfors will eventually split. The small splitting axe was my choice for smaller logs etc and is very very sharp-I use the Husky for all work related stuff including cutting through roots etc...good luck with your purchase, P.S.: how many boyfriends have you got ? lol...regards, Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.

[White Noise]

Lucky Lad . Any tree bloke would love a new splitting maul / axe as a present Why not get a blacksmith to stamp a name or personal message into the the maul or axe's head . All the best .

[nepia]

Fiskars X27 for bigger stuff and a Gransfors hatchet for the smaller; the hatchet is impressive in what it can do.

[Stubby]

you just look cheap despite the joke....

 

I know you are a big bloke coz you keep telling us but that remark diminishes you some ....not called for .