Chainsaw Lanyard

[kevin bingham]

Tried the whole lanyard less thing. It only takes one or two dropped saws to rethink it.

[MWArb]

Tried the whole lanyard less thing. It only takes one or two dropped saws to rethink it.

 

I find it hard to see why you didn't rethink it fully after dropping the first saw.. had to just flatten another to be sure?

[kevin bingham]

One time you think it's a fluke that your an idiot, the second time your sure that your one.

[Stephen Blair]

I think it's good for newbies, you must get into a good position, get your cuts right and no 1 handing. And you really learn to hang onto a saw.

I lost a 26 twice, only damaged the nose on 1, it was a poor cut and if it was on a lanyard, my hip would of been a bit sore! I don't go in for all this little cuts on a strop so it rips out either!

I wouldn't let newbies use a top handle saw until they proved competent with a heavier more clumbersome saw. Stop all this zoro action!

[Eddy_t]

I wouldn't let newbies use a top handle saw until they proved competent with a heavier more clumbersome saw. Stop all this zoro action!

 

 

I'll send you my 090 up a tree, you'll rethink your policy before the saw is 5 feet off the floor!

 

You can try all you want to stop climbers from using a topper one handed, most of them pick the bad habits up watching others

 

 

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[Stephen Blair]

I've climbed with an 88 many a time.

Having a strop attached to it doesn't make it any lighter.

[danroker1987]

I've climbed with an 88 many a time.

Having a strop attached to it doesn't make it any lighter.

 

Hahahah I allways climb with a strop.if there's a possibility whilst gobbing out a big piece high up it might grab the saw as it goes il un clip it from me,!! I haven't dropped any yet....

 

 

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[Eddy_t]

I've climbed with an 88 many a time.

Having a strop attached to it doesn't make it any lighter.

 

 

My 090 weighs between 35-40kg

 

 

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[Paul Jenks]

I'll climb with anything, always use a strop. Don't really like the bungee ones, too expensive when I cut through them.

I really like the look of the adjustable lanyard.

[Mark Bolam]

I've been on the adjustable for about 2 years, TomD put me on to it.

Great for a 200/201/540 but I prefer a traditional lanyard with a ring for bigger saws.

 

I still horizontal clip the saw handle to keep the bar out of the dirt because I am am only 4'6".

 

 

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