cs47

[stihlmadasever]

Hi all,Im goin on the old cs47 windblown trees course soon and im weirdly nervous-maybe cause ive not done any training in a while.Any advice for lierature to study or experience of this course by others would br appreciated.

Cheerz in advance

[Stubby]

They will show you . Just pay attention to all the compression and tension forces and you will be fine !

[stihlmadasever]

Thanks stubby think the problem is im over thinking it,been a long time since my cs30/31 so im positive ive picked up bad habits.

[TheHungrySquirrel]

Remember thumbs around the handles and use the chain brake a lot.

[AA Teccie (Paul)]

...and just be careful not to fell anything onto the MEWP! (CS47 was the chainsaw form MEWP ticket so guess you mean CS34, single windblow, and/or CS35 multiple.)

 

Did the course, albeit "donkey's years ago", very useful and new techniques learned...REMEMBER it would/should also be deemed a 'refresher' for your chainsaw use and standard felling skills too so "win, win!"

 

Enjoy..

 

Paul

[BradM]

As above isn't CS47 chainsaw from a mewp? Either way enjoy yourself fella

[stihlmadasever]

...and just be careful not to fell anything onto the MEWP! (CS47 was the chainsaw form MEWP ticket so guess you mean CS34, single windblow, and/or CS35 multiple.)

 

Did the course, albeit "donkey's years ago", very useful and new techniques learned...REMEMBER it would/should also be deemed a 'refresher' for your chainsaw use and standard felling skills too so "win, win!"

 

Enjoy..

 

Paul

 

Ha ha Yeah cs 34/35 sorry got my cs's mixed up.

Thanx for the good wishes guys

[Tommy_B]

Is it ITA?

[bob]

Download the assessment schedule and read it through a few times

Saves having to cram and learn a the time

[stihlmadasever]

Is it ITA?

 

Sorry mate not sure what ITA is ?

As far as i know its NPTA assessed as per most chainsaw courses