Stihl working Hard
Is it Friday yet
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Sup MikeGood morning fellas.
Sup MikeGood morning fellas.
Just getting the day started. How are you Todd?Sup Mike
Good morning Mike
Busy but ok tomorrow is humpday looking forward to the end of the weekGood evening Todd. Hopefully your day was a success.
Just heading off to bed now another busy day tomorrowJust getting the day started. How are you Todd?
Leaf raking and a bike ride before temp drops today.Good morning Ray
Damn! That's some talent.
have fun waiting.Good morning men. Time to go sit in a tree!
Are you a millennial Rod knee?
LOL It amazes me how much people buy into Stihl's line of BS. If you buy a saw from anyone, Stihl included, it's yours to do with as you please.
Not like that Kevin (cut4fun) invited me to put up a for sale add in his chainsaw repair page for 462. Lead to all kinds of *b-wording and whining. Guys in the USA saying I am violating dealer agreements and *s-word like that. Don’t need that BS, not selling saws for a living, just trying to put cool stuff in peoples hands.
Are you a millennial Rod knee?
Moby-dick was a tad pole when he was born.
@GCJenks204 Here's a short clip of the Kombi and the olive harvester attachment.
Carrp audio, sorry. My phone has something up with the mic.
Proprietary carpYep. I can't stand that proprietary carp! Look now, I've got folks in Germany asking for IPL's for saws that are made in their country. The only IPL I've seen so far is the Russian one.
These butt hats are playing some dirty games with us and forcing us to spend our money only at their dealers.
That's why I started getting all my parts at a dealer which doesn't have a service center. I get a discount on Stihl parts and no BS about why I'm ordering that part.
So basically it tickels the branches and the olives fall to the ground. I wonder if anyone has ever thoguht of that for harvesting tree nuts...
Same attachment. Don't know if it would work for walnuts, but pistachios and smaller nuts it works. I used it for almonds last year.
The tines are carbon fiber and about 12" long and for nuts the kit includes rubber sleeves that prevent tough limbs from damaging the tines.
Stihl's version uses side-to-side motion to vibrate the limbs. Others have rotating heads.
Surprised it isn't available in the US then.