Originally posted by netree
But Mike... have you?
Originally posted by netree
Mike... are you trying to say you've NEVER ONCE one-handed a top-handled chainsaw?
Originally posted by netree
Mike... are you trying to say you've NEVER ONCE one-handed a top-handled chainsaw?
Originally posted by Lumberjack
Besides not answerin the question, her is my thing
Running a saw, like the 200, any skilled opperator should be able to make most cuts with one hand, without any risk to the operator.
The saws reactions are predictable. It either pushes (on top) pulls (on bottom) or kicks (tip). Any skilled operator will realize what the saw will do before he starts cutting, and either change the cut, or plan accordingly.
What makes one handing unsafe? Kickback, anything else?
Carl
Originally posted by Mike Maas
Kickback occours 7 times faster than you can react. By the time you know it happened, blood is running down your face.
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