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The brake is there for safety in kickback situations isn't it ?

 

Yep . Not for slamming on at every opportunity when flat out .

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Because they are fiddly little feckers at the best of times and most struggle with any sort of maintenance:001_rolleyes::lol:

 

HI STEVE that ok then when mine goes then it on it way to you then :thumbup1:thanks jon :thumbup:

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HI STEVE that ok then when mine goes then it on it way to you then :thumbup1:thanks jon :thumbup:

 

If you can make it out of Dorset, you are always welcome Jon:thumbup:

 

May even get the wife to make you a cuppa:lol:

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If you can make it out of Dorset, you are always welcome Jon:thumbup:

 

May even get the wife to make you a cuppa:lol:

 

Hi Steve you been talking to EGGS steve I'm no good at getting around this is were my iPhone helps 👍👍👍👍👍thanks Jon

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What is the reason people keep putting the brake on so often? Is it lack of confidence or what, or is it that what they are told to do, myself i never put it on, only time it comes on is when kick back occurs, slamming the brake on is like driving flat out and pulling up the handbrake which locks up the whole mechanism, if i want to slow down or stop the chain i gently dig the saw into the the tree.

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What is the reason people keep putting the brake on so often? Is it lack of confidence or what, or is it that what they are told to do, myself i never put it on, only time it comes on is when kick back occurs, slamming the brake on is like driving flat out and pulling up the handbrake which locks up the whole mechanism, if i want to slow down or stop the chain i gently dig the saw into the the tree.

 

Exactly the same as me. Imagine if you're running as fast as you can and stop suddenly on the spot, think of the strain that will put on your ankles, knees and hips. It works the same way with a saw.

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