You need/want the rear handle saw with the lever for falling trees on the ground though. A groundie using a TH saw is a no-no. Vary hard on the wrists. You should not one-hand cut with TH saw either. Tempting fate, but I have done it.
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Jon1270
Minister of Fire
I didn't mean it was a good idea, just that I was surprised it even seemed feasible.
Ashful
Minister of Fire
Yeah... very slowly.
Says the lawyerese in the manual, but I don't know anyone who buys a top-handle saw for any other reason.
I wouldn't waste that 200T on the ground anyways... save it for the tree canopy's.
clemsonfor
Minister of Fire
Yea that's what the tree guys use it for for reaching out or when limb walking to talk a limb down piece by piece yet still hold the rope or limb.
Not sure if I should put this in the CL Funnies or on here.. This was posted on July 20, so it's probably already gone, but the poster has an 020t for $175. If I wasn't in Japan, I'd look into it.
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clemsonfor
Minister of Fire
Holy crap that's a lot of really decent equipment. MS361, 051, 020T, Husky 570, and somebody would pay $$ to own that big Robin trimmer.
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