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What will arborists cutting large trees and Cal Fire do when gas saws are banned? I know the most powerful Battery saw now is the Stihl MSA 300 C-O and know for a fact that most stacked cell and lithium batteries wont work in extreme heat. What will Cal-Fire, loggers, and arborists do once this radical legislation has been put into place?
 
From the arb.ca.gov website. SORE = Small Off-Road Engines, CARB = California Air Resources Board

"Examples of equipment with engines that are and are not subject to CARB’s current SORE regulations

SORE used in the following equipment are subject to CARB’s current SORE regulations:
Chainsaws < 45 cc
Edgers
Hedge trimmers
Lawn mowers
Leaf blowers
Log splitters
Portable generators
Pressure washers
Riding mowers
String trimmers

SORE used in the following equipment are not subject to CARB’s current SORE regulations:
Air compressors
Blade-capable brush cutters/clearing saws ≥ 40 cc
Chainsaws ≥ 45 cc
Chippers
Light towers
Pumps ≥ 40 cc
Saws: concrete, masonry, cutoff
Shredders/grinders
Stationary generators
Stump grinders
Welders

Other equipment not subject to SORE regulations:
Equipment with engines that use diesel fuel
Diesel generators
Diesel pressure washers
Diesel pumps
Diesel riding mowers
Stationary equipment
Equipment with LSI engines > 1 liter"
 
by the end of bidens term, hed like all american states to be communist, just like him
Yep. I am 13 and I wanted to buy an MSE 141 so I can start chainsaw carving. The price literally went up $50 overnight.
 

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