Reply With Quote@ 7:30 you can be sure those logs weren't Australian hardwood.
Wizard
SupporterNot sure if this one has been posted before, but a few rare models shown:
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@ 7:30 you can be sure those logs weren't Australian hardwood.
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OldBushie
SubscriberI've always found it amusingly annoying that most videos on the correct use of a chainsaw/tree felling, invariably show the operator attacking some type of 15"Ø, Nordic Pine.Originally Posted by V8Ian
@ 7:30 you can be sure those logs weren't Australian hardwood.
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LordRover
SubscriberYeah, when all you'd need is the saw blade on a Swiss Army knife. My 'Waukee Sawzall would be just as good... well, almost.I've always found it amusingly annoying that most videos on the correct use of a chainsaw/tree felling, invariably show the operator attacking some type of 15"Ø, Nordic Pine.
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Wizard
SupporterWhat amuses me is the operators that pull the chainsaw backwards and forwards as you would with a manual sawblade!I've always found it amusingly annoying that most videos on the correct use of a chainsaw/tree felling, invariably show the operator attacking some type of 15"Ø, Nordic Pine.
OldBushie
SubscriberHahaha. I bought my wife an 18v Stihl 6" pruning saw and had to explain to her that it wasn't a hand saw. In a round-a-bout way, of course.What amuses me is the operators that pull the chainsaw backwards and forwards as you would with a manual sawblade!
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