- Outdoor wood burner bladder question | Arborist, Chainsaw Tree Work Forum
Should it fill up immediately or do I need to keep repeating the process? Maybe I am not being patient enough? I had my system cleaned and inspected by a dealer recently this summer while not in use, and outside of replacing the anode rod, he gave the thumbs up on everything else Any ideas?
- Morbark D52SP Stump Grinder - Arborist, Chainsaw Tree Work Forum
To me, having to use some type of new fangled meter just to adjust a belt is ridiculous Thumbs up for your dealer I think you did well exchanging the Morbark for the Carlton BTW, I would not buy a Carlton chipper at this time either, but I would buy their stumpers It is best to have the new stuff field tested for a couple of years first
- Efco 940 - Arborist, Chainsaw Tree Work Forum
He is a good honest guy that I trust completely , he said that he would fuel it up and let me know it works I was wondering if any of you have or has used a Efco especially the 940 and if so would love to hear your thoughts
- Using a Gri Gri. - Arborist, Chainsaw Tree Work Forum
Ideally a single rope technique is preferred if fast entry is of importance to the climber, but accompany that with a switch to a doubled rope setup once in position and life is good; in that case the GriGri is without a doubt a nifty little contraption to have along All the best! Big thumbs up on the purchase
- Tried My New Super Split Today - First Reports
Overall, I give it a big thumbs up for quality of construction, fit and finish, ease of use, productivity, and so far - reliability If you are on the fence about which wood splitter to buy, I can say that you won't be dissapointed with the Super Split
- terminology slang | Arborist, Chainsaw Tree Work Forum
We use the thumbs up signal mostly Climber indicates which branch he's doing, groundies rig whatever is needed and then look up, climber gives the thumbs up, groundie gives thumbs up and climber cuts the branch Sometimes there's yelling, but we try to avoid that Occasionally we'll use cell phones
- Automatic Chain Sharpener - Under $300 - Arborist, Chainsaw Tree Work . . .
The price is already fantastic and I'd pay more for more versatility 063, matching whatever tooth configuration is on the chain, including doubles and skips and hyper skips Certainly looking forward to reading more and seeing how this pans out Also, a big thumbs up for keeping it USA made, if that is indeed the case as I think it might be
- Opinions on Dukes and Woodland pro
I thumbs up the Forester Platinum series doing fine service on 3 8 050 D025 Stihl But, imo the Forester 325 3 8 tips is a bit softer than Oregon OE 1-rivet sprocket
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