hey, imp, i read you were leaving the mowing game, what are you up to now?
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hey, imp, i read you were leaving the mowing game, what are you up to now?
Funny that was on the phone today regarding this stihl be a bit longer....Stihl mowing lawns going carrer part time lawnie if they want to work with my sceduel but people say you aint really want to do this after that but looking for some thing big a goal that drives me so need the money....To many toys to leave this game pluse i like working on them to, saves money and a brain teaser....
Stihl Mowing
Silky saws are the best go try one....
Cut down a whole tree with one.... that night took a piss and thought dam this thing getting heavy but woke up in the moring it was my shoulder....
Hey Imp you still got that boom spray for you back pack sprayer?
Where did you get it mate I have been looking but cant find one. I want to try and get one for next spring.
Cheers
Dean
lol, imp, youre "stihl" a funny man,
always make me laugh
good onya and best of luck
Cheers Hap....
Thats it ajd let me know if you cant find it and ill ask the lokal dealer....
http://www.hardi.com.au/au/products/...res-and-specs/
Silky the best.
Got it Kev thanks mate..
If you have a pole saw, why would you get a hand saw? Apart from the height?
Tom
Thanks courty.. does it make it quicker?
Certainly does Ollie
Good question Tom,
That is why Silky Saws have made a dual purpose saw called the Forester. No, it is not a Subaru, it is a lightweight 4.5metre pole saw that you can remove the blade easily from, slip on a Gomtaro handle and turn it into an awesome handsaw. The handsaw is similar to the Sugoi in action and cutting. It is unbelievable.
When you have the need for the pole saw it is a two minute job to reattach the blade.
Arborists have a number of different handsaws as well as pole saws and chainsaws. For pruning they like a saw that cuts finely and leaves a very clean cut that helps reduce or prevent fungal or disease ingress. For lopping they will use a much more aggresive hand saw, especially if they are at or near schools. Noise abatement is important. They also carry a smaller saw in case they jam their chainsaw and have to cut it out.
A Silky tip, the easiest way to keep your Silky rust free and ready for action is to clean it after use, spray with lanolin, available in spray cans from mower shops and store in its scabbard or sheath.
Hi Arborlab, does the pole saw lock in like the barnel pole saws do? and is there any difference in the quality of the saw blades-Barnel vs Silky? Thanks in advance
Hi Shepparton Lawn Care,
Silkys are world leaders in hand and pole saw construction. The Barnel are made in America and are a different technology in their steel construction, so yes the blades are different and cut and last differently.
The poles are similar but again different. Silkys have an oval style pole, slightly different depending on the weight of our poles. So each pole will have a different oval style, so that it is as strong and as user friendly as possible. They have a double locking mechanism, one is a pin which pops out and holds the two poles together, and the other is a clamp that squeezes the poles together. Everything on the pole saws are replaceable so if you loose a screw or spring you can easily get a replacement.