Anyone have any experience with these? Any recommendations?? Thanks.
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Anyone have any experience with these? Any recommendations?? Thanks.
be careful not to cut the lectric cord
They're fine for small jobs, don't think you would wanna do alot of heavy duty cutting with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by majflyboy
I had one when I only needed light trimming, It worked great for light stuff and no vibration or hard starting. Important to keep the chain sharp!!!!
Well worth the money imo.
Only light work, like pruning trees (I've got a whopping three (3) trees on my property.Quote:
Originally Posted by GitDaGrease
I have one that I use for wood carveing.......I still prune and trim my trees with a small light weight gas one though.
May be cheaper to hire a messican to do pruning if it is infrequent. G will give you the $$$$$
Used an electric pole saw to prune some decent sized limbs. It worked great.
I have a pole saw and a 14"chain saw both do great .just keep plenty bar oil in them!!!!!!!
It's all you need for what you are doing Major. Like MeatGetter said just keep it well oiled and chain adjusted.
Elec, pole saw will take care of that trim work.
Think that's the way I'll go Mr. Jim. ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by jimfish
about 40 bucks at harbor freight and works finem to trim up Bradford pears.
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.
I wish we had lite trimming around here. Cordless saws all is what I'd use.
The cordless saw does come in handy but the pole saw will reach about 10ft or better.
That's how I'm leaning now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide