iTretoppen
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Sure! While taking these photos, I see I also had to drill a new hole for the chain tension ? (I never turn the bar, hence only one new hole for the oil and tension)
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Its the original spur 7. It comes with 12", but I use 14" 80% of the time. I use the same bar/chain on my MS201, thats why I use the Stihl bar. (And the Stihl chain cuts better) ? Just had to make a new hole for the oil.
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Yes, its the 3/8 1,1 mm, 14". Think this cuts better than Husqvarnas 1,1 mm that comes with the saw originally.
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Thanks! Yeah, I really love it ?
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Thanks ?
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https://youtu.be/nSzv8c3Fwyc
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Thanks! ?
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Thanks! I can highly recommend the husky T535i XP! This was the second job using the new T535i, I've been using the T536 since 2014. Same, same, but slightly different ?
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Climbed this big lime tree last october. Battery, petrol and crane made my day
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Thanks!
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Yes, he was doing a great job on this one!
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Thanks!
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Yup, s*it happens ? As you can see on the picture, small branches has broken several tiles over the last years, so the owner had a pile of new ones waiting ?
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Had to do some heavy rigging on this one ?
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Yeah, I know. But I had to try
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Uh, have never thought about that actually. I mostly do small jobs (1 day) and often climb till lunch, and do groundswork after. But I'll keep it in mind, one error a day is enough, smart to quit then! Climb safe!
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Exactly. Fingers wouldn't listen. Idiots!
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Thanks. The motto must be laugh and learn
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Yep, luckily that didn't happen. I had been pruning that oak for over 40 minutes before i recognized the strap was not fastened
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Well, I have a few more clips, they will be included in Part 2 :-) I would have much more fails to pick from if the camera was always on....
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Made this fail compilation from jobs during the past years. Nothing really serious, but may be fun to watch...
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Thanks! I think I brought about 15 pairs of slings/biners in the tree that day, and had 2 left when I was done with the speedline Here's a picture from another speedline job taken after a couple of branches.
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Thanks! I had telephonelines and unisolated powerlines close to the tree. The two lower branches were stretching over these and would get stuck in them if I just rigged them down. (And they where to low to use the speedline.) Also, branches from another large pine close by made it difficult to lower branches stright down. I found the easiest way was to walk out on these limbs so that I could throw pieces down by hand. And to do this, I had to have my anchor point high up in the nearby pine. Therefore, I took these on my way down, when I was done using the speedline and still having the anchor point in place. (Sorry for my English, it is much easier to explain this in Norwegian )
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When limbing I always use my tophandle T536. Need and comfort before safety
