Why shouldn't I "air start" my chainsaw???

[RedneckChainsawRepair]

Oh and just to be clear, I want to actually shame this person:

Here's its post

Since I can't actually do it directly on reddit, having been banned for questioning the sacred altar of transgenderism (despite several degrees qualifying my speaking on the matter). I wanted to call him a retard directly, of course, but that word has long been banned (the "r" word is the new "n" word. I wonder when we'll get through the whole alphabet). In so doing reddit has solidified itself a safe space for retards.

If that was you in video. I dont see a thing wrong with it.

Do what feels right to you.

 

[Fried Chicken]

If that was you in video. I dont see a thing wrong with it.

Do what feels right to you.

That wasn't me; I could only dream of owning an ms362

 

[Cord_Nipper]

Well, I guess Daddy was trying to kill me all along.
He had me drop starting an XL-12 with a bow bar at 12.
No chain guards.
No chain brake.
No PPE.
And shockingly no injuries.

I'm all for personal safety.
But some people are so scared of their own shadows they have no place around a saw.

 

[buzz sawyer]

This is probably a no-no.

 

[J D]

Id like to hear from the osha crowd how they suggest starting your saw when tied into a tree. I’ll wait.

Probably "without them seeing you do it"

 

[Fried Chicken]

This is probably a no-no.

This is how the bureaucrats imagine their citizenry; a rough reflection of themselves.

 

[holeycow]

I drop started for years. Then it became virtually illegal in the workplace. So i learned to start with the saw between my thighs. Now I feel totally uncomfortable drop starting. It never felt dangerous before. Now it does only because I have become unaccustomed to it.

I start my ms660 clone on the ground. Once it's warm, I can start it any way I want. Cold, for me, it's best on the ground.