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took my 029 - 20 inch bar to 40 inch dia Palm fight today what PITA Palm is not wood as we know it and perched on steep slope had bits ever trying to roll onto passing traffic meant rope rig and worry so had star dropper para webb fence to hold it all rope wrapped and had to carve to chunks it like a cake


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Couldn't pay me enough to do another one of those evil bastids. Two weeks of agonising denial leading to two days on a drip in hospital as the body found a way to deal with the spike fragment lodged in a big toe joint. Never, ever again.
 
took my 029 - 20 inch bar to 40 inch dia Palm fight today what PITA Palm is not wood as we know it and perched on steep slope had bits ever trying to roll onto passing traffic meant rope rig and worry so had star dropper para webb fence to hold it all rope wrapped and had to carve to chunks it like a cake


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looks like a PITA job as well, glad it wasnt me doing it
 
got a shock the other day
bought a diaphragm from the states for the BIG 10 $6.00 us and by the time i did postage to QLD came to $13.00
coil cost me $46.00 to get here
So how do you guys get your parts here cheaper than what im paying
 
took my 029 - 20 inch bar to 40 inch dia Palm fight today what PITA Palm is not wood as we know it and perched on steep slope had bits ever trying to roll onto passing traffic meant rope rig and worry so had star dropper para webb fence to hold it all rope wrapped and had to carve to chunks it like a cake


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Chainsaw destroyers....allow triple a euc of the same size....thats my rule of thumb.
 
The fibres wrap around everything and load up the saw and try and bend the crank.....plus they're kitties when it comes to working safely....the dead fronds hanging down can form beards of thick heavy matted rubbish and you really need to use SRT to get above em to trim them....if they let go and you're under them your as good as dead.

If you are in Williamstown North, around 60 Chelmsford St, there is a palm there on the north side in the car park of a factory with a 1+ tonne beard on it that will come down soon....
 

Nice cup mate here's mine.
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Just had a day at the beach that started with a single baptism and finished with a bit of sunburn all-around

While trying to play beach cricket with a Esky lid and then a pool noodle squirter until it was realized that the boot hadn't been emptied add I had this there, leather gloves as the grim on a old 25"E bar with tape on the rails and noise
 

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and it closes up on the bar you got to force it through

yup oddly strange **** to predict how it will close out the cut when should open?? wont cut one way but will the other and this changes as you work the log length and yes he fronds can land a spike but i worked enuff of these to know how to handle still got a jab or 2 but nuthin to bad was clean not much sap goo gunk so no harm to saw just worked me...
 

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