Joe Newton
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Yup, or a retractable lanyard so when you push the chog off it returns. I try to avoid chogging on big timber these days though
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I've actually seen a thin rod used for the same purpose. Cut most of the way through, insert rod beyond bar and carry on. Also helps roll the slice off and you don't have to spike round to the nose of your bar for the second wedge
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Also the video that rough hewn posted appeared to be someone imitating a pro user. The upward disc only cut 1/3 of the log. An amateur move proving nothing whatsoever.
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There's no point in arguing with dogmatic people. I've used both the 462 and the 500i alongside other contributors to this thread and the 500i was very impressive. To compare it to a much larger saw is pointless.
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Credit goes to @Rob D at chainsawbars.co.uk Nice to see a company going a bit extra for the user
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? Give Si at @Beechwood Trees a ring if Cov isn't too far from you. Your HGV ticket would be useful there I'm sure.
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https://youtu.be/RbnjlQGmFIQ You'll need a tach.
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Hmm, looks like you've taken one person's inaccurate interpretation of what was basically some pretty shit punnage and ran with it. The "chicken shit" part was charming though.
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Taking it a meter below previous points will drastically reduce the number of wounds for the tree to compartmentalize
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It's because you're a thick jock twat mate ?
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Arb Association approved contractors, Solihull/Birmingham.
Joe Newton replied to ChrisG's topic in Employment
Give @Beechwood Trees a ring. They cover that area and are arb approved. -
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I'll sometimes do it if I feel the kerf is going to close on the saw. You can feel it pinching the bar better and pull the saw out better than if you're dogged in.
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Interesting point! ?
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What does the manual say? I'd go with that. I've never seen any manual suggesting running a saw on tick over for any extended time. Sounds like something the bloke down the pub might suggest. People should be cynical about where they take their advice from.
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On neutrally weighted sections of timber perhaps, but for swinging limbs and falling tops you'd be insane to sacrifice control just for a few less wedges in the final rake up!
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My Y reg B2500 is a cracking little truck.
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To keep the lads warm.
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Yeah, I lied about the subsidence too. That orrible thing was blocking the view of my best work.
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750kg braked is also fine
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Oak removal this morning, subsidence report signed the death warrant. Gonna skid the trunk out for milling tomorrow with a digger.
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Yup, I go from a topper straight to a 441 with 20" bar then 66 with a 30" bar. Sometimes like today I skip the 44 out altogether. Couldn't imagine having the patience to wait for a 50cc saw to struggle to pull a 20 bar through hardwood while on spikes...
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More importantly who's using a 66 for cutting an 8" log for the chipper?
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Even without it will still hold revs better, but yeah, you'd be wasting torque on a 7 I switched back from an 8 pin on my 30" bar, still can't figure which I prefer.
