Emac1pator

If the blade is blunt enough to pick it up by, it needs sharpening. This will make the cut more efficient, reduce vibration, increase accuracy and increase safety in use.. What is the optimum chain tooth angle for dismembering dead prostitutes bodies, and which type of sawhorse is best utilized to properly and fully secure their limbs during this operation?

Stihl all the way. I have three HS hedge trimmers, the long reach hedge trimmer, back pack blowers and strimmer. Over the years I have tried different brands but truth is, you get what you pay for. At this time of year, I am using the long reach on a daily basis and I know I can rely on it. Most of the rechargeables don't have enough power for larger jobs. Cannot help with a light mower. I end up lifting my Haytors or using a couple of scaffold boards to get to difficult areas.

I thought I would bump this as I spent yesterday working with my battery saw – light felling, snedding and prepping wood for the chipper, all done on a single charge. The main reason I am posting though is my friend who has been a tree surgeon for some years now is getting increasingly interested in battery equipment. He is starting to worry that he is doing irreparable damage to his hearing, and his hands are numb/stiff after prolonged use on the top handled saw. The vibration levels on the pro level battery saws are almost half that of their petrol equivalents, and whilst they are still loud, they are a few decibels lower than petrol and silent when not cutting as opposed to constant idle. Also if he buys into battery tech for his saw he can use it on leaf blowers, strimmers and hedge trimmers to save his ears/habds with those too. Not entirely relevant to most, but I thought it was worth posting.

Great work mate! Looks so natural and impressive May you share a bit of vids of your performance with us and what the main instruments do you used for it?

Interested to share some bit of info about your projects? Preferably with photos