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  1. Stihl do it also. Rapid Micro Special (RMS) - For 1/4" | STIHL WWW.STIHL.CO.UK Low-vibration comfort carving saw chain with excellent cutting performance. Short cutter top plate eliminates the need to...
  2. Id also consider the makita 40v platform as batteries are free on promotion atm with each new tool and the cost of batteries is a big % of total cost So you could buy 3 tools & get 3 free 40v batteries I think.. Makita - Products WWW.MAKITAREDEMPTION.EU Agree about blowers they are very battery hungry. If you look on yotube there some reviews of the makita products If you look at the Kw rating of the electric motor in the various toppers compared to a 200t will tell you roughly how rapid with it cut in comparison. So the msa220t for example should cut about the same i reckon as a ms200t.
  3. Isn't using this this some old wives tale like killing a tree with copper nails?
  4. One is the fattest beech in the UK Security Verification WWW.ANCIENTTREEFORUM.ORG.UK
  5. Theres a load of old trees near that location, as big old estates.
  6. New echo toppers with 16" bar option With the big bar reminded me of the 08s...
  7. What doesn't make sense?
  8. Adze or draw knife.
  9. Well its all about selling more stuff I suppose but I agree on the saw models Having 4 pitches doesn't seem that excessive though to me considring the range of saw sizes..... Maybe should all be .404 just checked it isn't that much more...
  10. Its confusing mixing imperial and metric and various gauges and pitch combinations in both fraction and decimals Wouldn't say .325 1.1mm or maybe 1.3mm full chisel suit better? As a ms261 does well on .325 1.3mm so why have a battery saw on 3/8 a longer pitch but with a narrower kerf? Bascially i don't get the ideas of of a 3/8 picco - a combi of a bigger pitch but narrow gauge as doesn't the pitch it make it more grabby? Like the tpi on a hand saw or silky....
  11. Thts what i was thinking esp with beech
  12. Have a look here run time can be improved alot for the same Wh Makita Launched a New High Output Battery TOOLGUYD.COM
  13. The 40v auger looks good also...
  14. The 40v topper is 1400w the 18v is only 570w & 18vx2 is 1200w Weighs 3.1kg 3.2kg and 4.2kg bare Makita - Product Details - UC002GZ02 40Vmax XGT Brushless 25cm 10" Top Handle Chainsaw WWW.MAKITA.CO.NZ Makita Power Tools. The preferred brand of power tool to the trade Makita - Product Details - DUC254ZN 18V LXT Brushless 25cm 10" Top Handle Chainsaw WWW.MAKITA.CO.NZ Makita Power Tools. The preferred brand of power tool to the trade Makita - Product Details - DUC356Z 18Vx2 (36V) LXT Brushless 35cm 14" Top Handle Chainsaw WWW.MAKITA.CO.NZ Makita Power Tools. The preferred brand of power tool to the trade
  15. Im tempted with the pole saw and perhaps a strimmer but its confusing makita UK don't list motor power and makita has so many differrnt products. Indian makita site has the info : UR013G - Welcome To Makita MAKITA.IN Cordless Grass Trimmer 40Vmax XGT BL AFT Cordless Grass Trimmer, Bike Handle High output power equivalent to that of... UA004G - Welcome To Makita MAKITA.IN Cordless Telescopic Pole Saw 40Vmax XGT BL AFT 30 cm (12") Cordless Telescopic Pole Saw Developed based on DUA250... Both are 1500w Have the topper 1x18v but the 40v seem to have better run times and better & power to weight generally?

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