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No it’s normal thread - I recommend clamping the opposite side in a vice if you have one

@@NotYourAverageTreeMan excellent, don't have a vice unfortunately but an impact drill with 10mm socket did the trick. Cheers!

Fine tooth for dry wood it will actually cut faster than the coarse one 👍

Hey mate no it’s not, separate parts unfortunately

It’s coming 😉 managed to convert a bar to 1/4pitch for this - suits it much better - have a fresh bar now to show the process of how I did it…👌

Performance for the price is phenomenal… can’t wait to see what this thing can do with dreaded conifers or some gnarly holly 😉

I agree - I can’t remember but possibly accommodating for a very worn/jumpy sprocket that has since been replaced 👍

Indeed cheaper than a replacement blade for most of them!

Ahahahhaa love it you my kinda guy 😂

I wouldn’t, it’s ’too open’ lol

Hey mate it’s called a rubble loader from screwfix :) retrospectively though a cheapo 60-80l kitchen bin would probably work better 👍

Because the rubber seal doesn’t match up properly with the echo moulding - if you overtighten it it pushes inwards and needs pulling out and re-seating 👍

@@NotYourAverageTreeMancould swap the original seals from the stock caps onto these??

Looks cool and matches the other saws 😉

No, however it is recommended - I’m also not checking torque, but ‘strong arm’ newtons has done me good thus far 😉

If you’re a climber at some point you’ll need filling up by someone else though - shit happens lol 😂

Cheers man :) sent it black a while ago - vid of the process on my channel too - rit dye-more for the plastics and heat paint for the metals. Wish I’d got Dan/Bellebrook to give it a proper powder coat when it went in for porting though - he strips the enamel right down and does it all properly - would deffo look better than my diy jobby lol 😂

I had a look at his site it looks like he does good work. I have a Ported 550XP that out cuts my 357XP@@NotYourAverageTreeMan

The saw is just amazing; a pleasure to use and first choice to have on my harness - however it’s sat on the shelf unusable - again! - because my THIRD battery has died for no reason! 🤦‍♂️ I have a suspicion the waterproof sealing on the batteries might not be as good as the saw - but frankly echo seem to be getting p*ssed off that I keep breaking them - they sent one of their staff & hand delivered the last one lmao 🤣

Hey mate, it’s a Husqvarna 365 - converted to a 372 (all but the low profile air filter cover) and ported by @BellebrookArb - latest video inspired directly by your question! …and everyone else who keeps asking what the noisy black monster is lmao! 🤣

Check out the panther 1/4pitch - 0.43 chains - much cheaper and just as good IMO - the only other 1/4 pitch chain I know of that sharpens on 3.2mm with equally fine kerf 👍

Try subtitles 😉

No they use different sprockets unfortunately

Thanks man :) generally the bigger they are the more stuck in to the tree and less inclined to be filming - I should sort that out lol 😂

@@NotYourAverageTreeMan that's normal.

Big ol’ chunk boi! 🤙

Check out some of the longer ones on my chanel mate - they get worse… 😂

Thanks mate :) which do you prefer? The fail compilation videos, or the ones of me at work? The fails get a lot more views, but the work ones get a lot more comments, so I must be achieving some kind of good balance! :P FYI, tree fails 2024 coming soon 😉

I really enjoyed your fail videos. I watched one where you cut down a tree, but you had it sped up and played a lot of music. Besides it was a relatively small tree, there just isn't much you can do to make it interesting. Guilty of Treeson is my favorite arborist channel. Jakob does a great job narrating and he's funny, especially when he and Randy work together. He's also climbing, cutting down massive trees, travelling, and having quite a variety of tree cutting jobs. The jobs he does require a great deal of professional skill, and he is quite the master. August Hunike is great too, but not as good in the narration or the variety of tree cutting work. I think you did the best job of narrating the fail videos that I've seen. Good luck with your channel.@@NotYourAverageTreeMan

Hey mate check out some of my more recent videos - they might not be named about the chipper but I use it in most of them 🤙

In this game when under pressure or fatigued we all do things we maybe shouldn’t to speed up the process, but it’s different doing that with knowledge, experience and a basic understanding of physics vs this lot lol 😂

Definitely- it will be an absolute game changer & make it feel like a whole new saw 👍 It’ll put a lot more power per tooth because of the narrower kerf as well as giving less friction and rotational resistance

lol please elaborate..? 😂

Yes, that’s a pollard, but ok… 😂

@@NotYourAverageTreeMan Pollarding: cutting a tree so as to encourage formation of numerous branches arising from the same height on a main stem or principal branches NOTE 1 This process is initially carried out on trees that have not yet reached maturity. The form of the tree can then be maintained by cycles of cutting. This is not the same as topping (3.28). NOTE 2 The pollard heads collectively, and the framework of a pollarded tree, are both known as the bolling.

That’s literally what I did… 😂 it’s obviously a mature tree not a young one that hasn’t been pollarded - so we established a new bolls to maximise appropriate pruning cuts as opposed to hack it all into uniformity, which obviously isn’t healthy on such a mature tree. Pollarding is also used to retain an older tree which would otherwise be too big for site where the other option is to fell. Thanks for your valued insights - however I feel to everyone but yourself, you’ve probably just clarified that I did in fact establish a perfectly good pollard for a mature tree. 🤙

@@NotYourAverageTreeMan you literally didnt, NOTE 1 This process is initially carried out on trees that have not yet reached maturity. You just topped it bro.

Cheers man! :)

Rocking the new t540 mkiii when I need more grunt now! Keep an eye out for more videos

Update from a few months down the line - battery one back on the shelf, more electrical problems, 2511 still rocking the wood like a lil savage 🤙

Hey mate Okatsune are the best of the best, but fiskars make some decent budget stuff 👍

2024 compilation on way… stay tuned! 😉

2024 compilation incoming… 😉

Hey mate, so standard overhand is one wrap one a bight, fig 8 is two wraps, fig 9 is three - so just an extra wrap when doing a normal overhand fig 8 👍