needs ACDC music track over the vid the noise is,,, well just noise.
so how long till you hot it up buff the brushes tweak the transistors
Stihlmans Wood,Tree cutting ramblings...........
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needs ACDC music track over the vid the noise is,,, well just noise.
so how long till you hot it up buff the brushes tweak the transistors
sun64
ArboristSite Operative
Looking at the bar shape and noise level, they probably will end up being a favourite with the suburban chainsaw carvers.
Nice and quite, and I bet heaps lighter than a 2 stroke saw the same size as well.
Do they have interchangeable batteries ?
Seems to cut alright as well mate
Cheers and thanks for sharing
Wayne:msp_thumbup:
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
That's a cute saw. My grandson would love a toy like that....
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MCW
Somebody's talking crap here & it ain't the tree!
They do cut well but not as light as they look. The battery is basically half their weight.
deepsouth
ArboristSite Guru
Doesn't look any bigger or more ballsy than my Makita 18v recipro saw :confused2:
That's what i use on the 1" kindling
sun64
ArboristSite Operative
Randy, looks like you are gonna have to learn electrical, electronics so you can hot these saws up too, plus the aftermarket bigger battery etc:msp_smile:
Stihlman441
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Hi blokes
Im a happy chappy this will help a little bit with my work.:msp_biggrin:
Its a 10 x 5 with a Cap of 4.5 Ton if you use a 70mm ball i have a 50mm ball and its redged as 3.5 Ton Cap,4 x elec brakes.
See the swing out vice on the side to sharpen chains.
Im a happy chappy this will help a little bit with my work.:msp_biggrin:
Its a 10 x 5 with a Cap of 4.5 Ton if you use a 70mm ball i have a 50mm ball and its redged as 3.5 Ton Cap,4 x elec brakes.
See the swing out vice on the side to sharpen chains.
VinceGU05
PSA vitim.
Awesome!!! I want. And would be happy for a non tilt one.
needs cup holders :msp_smile:
MCW
Somebody's talking crap here & it ain't the tree!
Nice setup old son. Might have to get one myself now...
Stihlman441
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Got that covered already.:msp_smile:
Got that covered already.:msp_smile:
thats the way
VinceGU05
PSA vitim.
Who's set up is this Andrew. U have a super axe. Or do u have a Aussie chopper too.
Are they both good or one much better than the other. ?
Are they both good or one much better than the other. ?
MCW
Somebody's talking crap here & it ain't the tree!
The Aussie Chopper is Andrew's mate's setup.
I had a run of Andrew's Super Axe the other week. Not too bad but a bit gutless on some of the tougher stuff. They are a nice setup to use but Andrew's particular model would struggle on the harder stuff with twisted grain I reckon.
VinceGU05
PSA vitim.
MCW
Somebody's talking crap here & it ain't the tree!
I think it would be. I haven't seen the chopper in action but it has a good motor/pump and ram size. The Super Axe is a good setup, don't get me wrong, but it doesn't have enough grunt to cut across the grain on twisty stuff. In easy to split wood I reckon it's a bloody good setup. From what Andrew said it's the smallest model they made. With a few more HP, psi, and a bigger ram it would do really well but with the axe part being on a pivot point it would never be able to completely sever any twisty fibres. It does have a lot of good features though but just lacked a bit of grunt on some bits of Redgum.
VinceGU05
PSA vitim.
Riteo. Thanks for that Matt
