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Joe, buy Gerry Beraneks 'High Climbers and Timber Fallers' and see!

150' top taken 150' up with an 090 with a 6' bar.

Biggest top ever taken I reckon, and he was one-handing the saw at the end.

Google it. Chapter is 'Rockport'.

 

I'll lend you the book if you like, but you can pay the postage!

 

 

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Just out of interest why would you not use a lanyard?

 

They help far more than they hinder, in fact they dont have any negative's ime.

 

TBH I wouldnt be happy grounding for someone who didnt use a lanyard, especially since those who have used a saw without a lanyard have admitted to dropping saws.

 

Not having a go just curious tbh.

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Just out of interest why would you not use a lanyard?

 

They help far more than they hinder, in fact they dont have any negative's ime.

 

TBH I wouldnt be happy grounding for someone who didnt use a lanyard, especially since those who have used a saw without a lanyard have admitted to dropping saws.

 

Not having a go just curious tbh.

 

I started that way because my boss did it, I didn't know any better:blushing:

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Bet you don't one hand that!?

 

Seriously, what's the application for a saw that weights that much?

 

 

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Milling mostly, I'd never use it up a tree, I'd never start it!

 

 

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Joe, buy Gerry Beraneks 'High Climbers and Timber Fallers' and see!

150' top taken 150' up with an 090 with a 6' bar.

Biggest top ever taken I reckon, and he was one-handing the saw at the end.

Google it. Chapter is 'Rockport'.

 

I'll lend you the book if you like, but you can pay the postage!

 

 

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Cheers Mark, they're going for around £50, so I'll probably buy it.

 

It'll be a great frame for reference when I start wussing out in what I think is a tall tree.

 

Is that the photo when they're standing on a board that's tied to the trunk? I'd crap myself trying to start the saw!

 

 

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Just out of interest why would you not use a lanyard?

 

They help far more than they hinder, in fact they dont have any negative's ime.

 

TBH I wouldnt be happy grounding for someone who didnt use a lanyard, especially since those who have used a saw without a lanyard have admitted to dropping saws.

 

Not having a go just curious tbh.

 

id be incline to agree with the above:thumbup1:

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