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Nej den får stå kvar än så länge, finns väl risk att barkborrarna tar den först.

Skulle tro ett par-tre ton ungefär.

Bara att bygga hydraulisk bladsväng så kan man snart ta åt sig länsvägar 👍

Beror ju på hur mycket man behöver ploga. Har en fyrhjuling också men eftersom uppfarten är 150 kvm behövs knappast en L70 eller så... Klipparen är oväntat praktisk på små ytor!

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Tack så mycket!

Tack! Även om jag nog tycker det gick rätt sakta ändå, hade ganska liten såg (45 kubik) till ett såpass grovt träd.

Jajamen! 😀

Those rules being..?

@@meangabardin safety rules and saw manufacturers guidelines, you wouldn't get UK nptc cert's so wouldn't be allowed on jobs

Well thanks for sharing wisdom and experience from your own, probably many years too, long career in tree falling. "saw manufacturers guidlines" 😁😁

@@meangabardin nice equipment and tools you had in the video, I used to train tree fellers and climbers, You look a good fit young fella keep up the good work, husqvarna do good training videos

Oh come on... Point out any specific faults instead of bs. Been doing this for fifteen years, the first few years I trained with two guys who made instruction videos for the swedish labour thing (don't know the english word) for tree felling. I got all the certificats necessary, in Sweden atleast. And in my experience, climbers mostly don't know s**t bout ground falling or logging.

Nope, the old trusty 555! It's almost retired due to wearing, but I like it a lot. Strong but smooth. Didn't have a straight cutting chain though, must have had a bad day sharpening...

Thanks! I hadn't seen the tree before I went there, he's an old buddy from high school. He told me that it should be enough room... and it was :) Kinda windy day aswell, but fingers crossed!

Thanx! No this'ones got a little more rev to it! It's a first gen 346 with a modded muffler, I ordered that from a guy in the states. I like these old 346:s, I think they were the only 346 with 46 cc instead of 50 that came with the 2nd and (last) 3d.. They are really light and strong, kinda like the old 242xp:s. How are u doing otherwise, got plenty of work and nice summer weather?

Thanks! I (sadly) don't do that many jobs nowadays, but there's been some felling this winter. I took down a couple of spruces today in my backyard, gonna upload two short movies with that later. Took out my old 372xpg to do something useful! Yeah the G is useful for the first tree, after that you're hopefully warm :) But the rainy days are worst, right? Ok, and I did'nt know Eia made plastic tapes! They maybe got some more stuff here in Sweden since it's a Swedish company.

Thanks! Yeah it actually had a bit of a back lean too, hard to see in the video though. You know the banana-shaped trees!

I could see it and "hear" it when you started tapping !

Thanks! I actually think it's a very nice saw, smooth running. I almost prefer it over my 560, the 555 is not as nervous but still very quick in response, and strong. The 560 is really awesome too, but maybe somewhat "screamy" when it's not put to really hard work!

Very well summed up in regards to the 560. I was thinking of a 545 to replace a 550 so thats why the question, thanks

Yeah I'm thinking about getting a 545 myself, to replace my old 346. I think the semi-pro saws have a nice temper and are very reliable. I have a 353g as well, but that one is mostly retired by now... :)

Haha, yeah I always bring my jack when working around houses, cables and other crap... An extra insurance!

The sign of a sensible man !

I don't think it get's in the way. When I went to forestry high school all the saws had trio brake so I learned to work with it from the start. But this is the only saw I have with trio brake, the rest hasn't.

Ok thanks for getting back.

Thanks! The bigger ones are actually aspen, and the jack is a swedish make called "Stalpen", here's more info! www.svedbrosmide.se/stalpen/

Thanks for the link, will send them a mail and see what price is like.