My 441 gets to work

[fishercat]

good mindset to have.

Yep it's on the ground and leaving the extra material on left of the tree was precisely perfect to spin the tree in the ditch versus being on the road. Falling trees is a lifetime learning experience and there's always somthing you can learn from other pros. I hope your backs good if your splitting that the old fashioned way though.

i have dropped a lot of trees.i learn something new every time.once you get cocky and think you know it all,you're gonna find yourself in a pickle.

 

[huskystihl]

i have dropped a lot of trees.i learn something new every time.once you get cocky and think you know it all,you're gonna find yourself in a pickle.

Yup! I've been working with a 27 yr pro lately while i'm 36 and been doing this for as long as I can remember i've picked up a few things as well. We might mess around a bit on removals but when the clearing jobs come up it's nothing but straight face the entire day.

 

[Wood Doctor]

Mark Needs a New 441?

With 2.3 lbs more weight than the 361, I could see it as being the "one" saw if it came down to it. I have nothing bad to say about mine...

That means Mark will have to start lifting weights before he uses a new 441.

But, after we get him into shape, I think he can handle it. Mark, time to start the exercise program you were talkin' about last year. You know, the one you were starting right before you took on that big oak tree that did a number on the Speeco's foot. :monkey:

 

[thombat4]

Nice job on that old oak...

And that's a nice looking saw too!