AS made me do it!!!!!!!

[fishercat]

i use the 192t more than the 200t.

i only use the 200 on hardwood take downs with large diameter leaders.

this 192 is running so damn good lately that i rarely take the 200 out of the truck.i bring it just for backup.

 

[John Paul Sanborn]

One of my occasional clients says that he loves the 192 for the bucket, the weight difference is a huge plus when working all day.

 

[bushinspector]

One of my occasional clients says that he loves the 192 for the bucket, the weight difference is a huge plus when working all day.

Now where was you at before we bought the 200T for bucket work and spending $600? Just kidding

 

[John Paul Sanborn]

Now where was you at before we bought the 200T for bucket work and spending $600? Just kidding

This guy actually keeps one of each in the bucket with him. In the spider lift basket he will have 3-4 saws with him

 

[treevet]

that would drive me nuts. even in the bucket I got 2 scabbords but would rather just have one saw up there as you wear one in the ribs (got 2 scabbords as it works for me). If I put the big one on the floor it is always tipping over and landing on my shins.

 

[TreeClimber57]

You are going to love that saw.. it is one sweet saw to use in a tree.

 

[bushinspector]

that would drive me nuts. even in the bucket I got 2 scabbords but would rather just have one saw up there as you wear one in the ribs (got 2 scabbords as it works for me). If I put the big one on the floor it is always tipping over and landing on my shins.

I have been thinking about adding some type of a scabbord to our bucket truck. How do they have them attached, and did you make them or did you buy them from a vendor?

 

[treevet]

I have been thinking about adding some type of a scabbord to our bucket truck. How do they have them attached, and did you make them or did you buy them from a vendor?

Sherrill's got em (see above catalogue). They clip over lip of side (inside for me) of bucket and are indispensible IMO.

 

[treevet]

I have been thinking about adding some type of a scabbord to our bucket truck. How do they have them attached, and did you make them or did you buy them from a vendor?

couldn't find it in Sherrill but here it is from Baily's.....

 

[bushinspector]

couldn't find it in Sherrill but here it is from Baily's.....

Are they sturdy and do you remove them from the bucket when moving from job to job? Made out of fiberglass??

 

[treevet]

Are they sturdy and do you remove them from the bucket when moving from job to job? Made out of fiberglass??

Yes they are sturdy but after a while from dropping a saw in there (w chain brake on theoretically) the outer aspect of them becomes carved and one of mine now has a complete hole in it. But the outer part can be replaced to save a few bucks.

They can be either plastic or fiberglass. I leave mine in and the bucket covers on both of mine still straps down over them.

 

[tree MDS]

couldn't find it in Sherrill but here it is from Baily's.....

Is that the one with the butchers block insert? If so my saw always gets stuck in between the corners of the inserts, they should make it molded in one piece. I have to keep the chainbrake off or it pulls the whole scabbard off, real annoying - it was sherrill's most expensive one too.