Recent content by IffykidMn

At nearly 9 feet that must be one heck of a bumper that it is used on. ;) 🥴

T top handle or P rear handle?

Does not have the built-in coke spoon like Davids homemade. :thinking:

I no longer climb knees gave out with age still do occasional bucket work and detest top handles for groundwork and more so for occasional users. Do work with a group/club 150-200 members(typical homeowners) doing volunteer trail maintenance and building every year of appx 80miles of trail, of...

10% over budget but most likely worth it. :thumbup:

Mk1 or Mk2? What part of the state you located? What length bar?

handle distance front to back is a balancing act as well, extreme example on the other end of the spectrum is a top handle both hands are so close together there is little leverage and the flickability can become downright scary at times and even more so one handed which no one ever does as it...

My climbing days are mostly over now its bucket truck or lift for me and leave the climbing to the young'uns, note small top handle on sons belt, crane job so utilizing the free ride to get the bigger saws up top instead of manually hoisting them where needed later. Its more a matter of needing...

I prefer a 24" on a 592 with an 8 pin :thumbup: some individuals are short some tall, young and old, some buck on the ground others in piles/decks or in the tree, from doug fir to eucalyptus, some it is one tank a day others it may be 10. not one size fits all.

And Mpls is only 20ish miles from Wi with a much lower sales tax as well.

might be true at 6ft?, if you stood 5-7" would you still want a 32" for the ground reach?

Glad I do not live in Mpls, does living in Illinois equate to the same as living in Chicago? Earlier I was told me paying dealer price under $500 was doubtful as they had paid $535 OTD with a 24" B&C so I was asking how much of the $535 was tax and cost of the B&C which had nothing to do with...

I do not disagree for big wood I like a 90cc standing in one spot bucking all day but somewhere around tank 5-6-7 I am running out of steam and switching to a 70cc I can go a few tanks longer. So I always questioned my choices of which saw actually cut more wood at the end of a long day of cutting.

Cool to know! has nothing to do with my question of what the dealers price was on PHO

How does the weight difference feel around cord 5-6-7-?