Any tips for my cs39?

[Tommy_B]

Just ask the assessor what he expects of you during the assessment and Bob's your Uncle.

[skyhuck]

Bob's your Uncle.

 

If Bob is your Uncle, just ask him to asses you!!!

 

I'm sure he'll go easy on his Nephew

[Tommy_B]

Ha ha ha ha!!!

[bob]

If Bob is your Uncle, just ask him to asses you!!!

 

I'm sure he'll go easy on his Nephew

 

supprising how big my family is:thumbup:

drop starting in the tree should be done with the hand and arm that holds the saw staying still

so basically same as hetween the knees but held at the end of your arm and not between your knees or half a drop start if that makes sense

 

27 To hold the saw for a cold start, place the saw on the ground with

the left hand on the front handle and right knee on the rear of the

control handle. Apply the chain brake. Engage the starter mechanism

and pull the starter cord firmly with the right hand. Release the half

throttle mechanism as soon as the saw has started.

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28 If conditions prevent a ground start, the saw can be started

using the thigh start, but beware of excess heat if the saw has a

side exhaust outlet. Alternatively, the saw can be started with the

right hand on the control handle. Apply the chain brake, engage the

starter mechanism and pull the starter cord firmly with the left hand.

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29 Before restarting in the tree, make sure the saw chain is clear

of obstructions such as climbing equipment, protective clothing or

parts of the tree. Apply the chain brake. Start the saw either:

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by holding the front handle with the left hand and pulling the

starter cord with the right hand; or

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by holding the saw with the right hand on the control handle

and pulling the starter cord with the left hand.

Using

the

saw

[Joe]

Cheers everyone:thumbup1: it should be even easier now

[Joe]

Good luck Joe.

 

Your stuff will leave tomorrow will be with you on Wednesday.

 

cheers Justin, I'm waiting in excitement