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Catbuster reacted to Maintenance Chief's post in the thread Everyday day man's tree work and cutting thread with
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5 damaged trees that need to go before storm season and the new clothes line. -
Moved it for you. I'm a little biased (ok, a lot biased) towards China saws. So I'm gonna blame that for the issues.
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Catbuster replied to the thread $200 logger boot shootout.Did that boot have a sock liner under the foam? It was in the upper 90s with heat indices between 105-110 degree highs this weekend...
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Catbuster replied to the thread Post Oak - What saws?.I dislike taking the entire top cover off of the saw with 3-4 screws or tabs and having to slide it under the handle to get it on or off...
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Bunter looks non-plussed.
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Carolina/matterhorn mt 2580. Triple lineman shank. Safety toe. Made in 🇺🇸...
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I have made in USA pair of Carolinas with a good shank. They don't make the safety toe USA made ones any more i don't believe. The off...
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I absolutely would not cheap out on a welding hood. Too many ways to cause permanent damage to your eyes if something isn't right...
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Catbuster replied to the thread Trees you've cut.Hardwood trees, yeah. Softwood trees the coos bay or triangle backcuts work just fine. JMO.
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As I mentioned technique. Rule number was is always a sharp chain from day one of cutting. Lots of guys want to blame the tree, and have...
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Any tree can barber chair. In the right circumstances. Defects, mostly improper technique. To say otherwise would be living on a false...
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I’d be willing to say it’s technique.
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There’s less and less guys around here who want to cut ash with a saw due to them chairing. Most of them are coming down now with a...
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Yeah your hardwoods all look taller and straighter. Most of ours are shorter and with a bigger spread. Pics related.
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We tend to worry about barber-chair a little more on this side of the pond. P.s. not my tractor or fück up.