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This reminds me of a similar event which happened to me, a long time ago when I first started tree work.

I was contracted out to another company to fell 5 Oak trees on a new road on a new road constrution site. I took along my 660 with a 30" bar, and just for snedding a small husky with a 15" bar, I felled one tree and then the 660 packed up.

The contractor was spitting bullets, so I pulled out the small husky, and he said, **** off your having a laugh, But I cut a gob out, bored out the centre, cut off the buttresses, and then felled the tree.

He couldn't believe it, Big trees can be felled with small saws, if you know what you are doing, which quite clearly the bloke in this video DID NOT.

P.S. mum used to knit us jumpers like that when we were young.

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