I use the weaver fallers belt. I bought the bare belt. I use the cheap Madsen's nylon wedge pouch. Hold 4 10" Madsen's blue ox wedges. Use another wedge pouch to carry a spare wedge and chain, files. I tuck my council 20" miners between back pad and belt center rear. Never like the axe handle...
I see one of those nice stihl chain boxes in that pic @Wilhelm. I really do like them. Fits well in my wedge pouch to be able to carry a spare chain when falling timber. For when the dirt, rocks or barb wire jump out a hit my chain
A few white pines from a month or so ago. Rigged the cherry out of the taller pine spar. Worked pretty well as I was flying solo. Beat rigging it down in small pieces over the bushes that are just out of the picture on the right side
I use to coil ropes and did so for most of my tree career. Now I use these bags from gap arborist https://www.gaparboristsupply.com/Gap-Arborist-Supply-Heavy-Duty-Rope-Bag/item/90-50-0147-RD.
They hold well durability wise and stand up well to feed your rope in.
I wrap my lower strap above the...
I got the 780 from @NightRogue in Malaysia. Did some work to it to make it more or less an 880. Did the 361 ignition module and an ht-12 carb. Mine has the slim profile rear tank handle that they say is for milling. 1124 350 0826. Which i really like and wish more saws came with something...
As far as i know the numbers stamped on the carb are for identifying the specific design of the base model of carb. The jets would have to be figured out by measuring or possibly the parts lists.
Yes I am a climber. Been an owner/operator for the past 10 years or so. Doing tree work for almost 20years. I am around Frederick.
That makes sense then if you are trying to run the standard 64 dl loop for a 12" bar. Guess thats why i had no problem just added a link.
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