Climbing fuel cans

[tomtrees58]

:monkey:man i am new to this i have had a tree service for 34 years now i have never gas a saw it a tree tom trees

 

[tomtrees58]

Twenty three years here and I've never gassed a saw in a tree.

I think I'd just take up a second saw.....one a little larger than my 200T .....and leave it hanging lower on the trunk where it would be needed on my way back down.

:agree2:tom trees

 

[Bermie]

sorry bermie, sick kid and lots of sleepless nights are having there toll in me spilleng and a sis-tic-tic is a genuwine irish word for sumtin, ish :help:

S'all good!! Just poking some fun...say it fast enough it sounds ok!

 

[1I'dJak]

Blocking down big wood with no gas on you? I've run out of gas b4 and having to lower & pull up a bigger saw seems a lot more work than having a couple little aluminum bottles the really seem to weigh fak all...but like i said I'm kinda used to having to carry a $hite load of gear with me...

 

[tree md]

Blocking down big wood with no gas on you? I've run out of gas b4 and having to lower & pull up a bigger saw seems a lot more work than having a couple little aluminum bottles the really seem to weigh fak all...but like i said I'm kinda used to having to carry a $hite load of gear with me...

Just lower your saw with the block you already have set and haul it up after it's full. No biggie with a block. I have never gassed my saw in the tree either but to each their own. There have been times when I wished that I was gassing my own saw after seeing some of my employees fumble for a half hour with the new Stihl gas caps. And wearing pants soaked with bar oil after they have put the oil cap on cockeyed is no fun either...

 

[Raymond]

I keep forgetting alot of you guys like these little top handle saws. Yeah with those, I could see where you'd consider taking up extra juice.

I know I'm wearing this out but my 023 or 021 can usually go all day (the tree anyway) without needing juiced up.