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    It's all you need for what you are doing Major. Like MeatGetter said just keep it well oiled and chain adjusted.
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    Elec, pole saw will take care of that trim work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimfish View Post
    Elec, pole saw will take care of that trim work.
    Think that's the way I'll go Mr. Jim. Thanks
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    about 40 bucks at harbor freight and works finem to trim up Bradford pears.
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    Major get you a cordless saws all and put a limb blade in it, have had both and much prefer my saws all. Mom got one back in the spring and loves it.
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    I wish we had lite trimming around here. Cordless saws all is what I'd use.

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    The cordless saw does come in handy but the pole saw will reach about 10ft or better.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rees Guide View Post
    Major get you a cordless saws all and put a limb blade in it, have had both and much prefer my saws all. Mom got one back in the spring and loves it.
    That's how I'm leaning now.
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