Ladies SHOULD be allowed to use a pole saw!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Can a small muppet lady can use full size tree trimming saws, and if so, which kind would they prefer? I firmly believe that ladies should NOT be prohibited from using large saws to cut branches. That may not be a popular stance, but I stand by it! My wife is a great sport!
Saws we use in this video:
DocaPole Pole Saw - amzn.to/3e7J1YT
Bahco Bow Saw - amzn.to/324wVdi
Irwin Double Edged Pull Saw - amzn.to/3ai2SDd
I'm so happy no wives were harmed in the making of this video. Loved it!
Haha. Yes, no injuries on that one.
My favorite of all of your videos! I may not have learned much (oh, well maybe I learned a new word--"wieldy"), but I was thoroughly entertained from beginning to end. Your little wife is adorable. I see a possible career change for her.....Possible lady lumberjack?
She is a great wife, for sure. Her talking when she was sawing makes me laugh. This - works - like - a - dream!
Seriously that bow saw was really easy to use, even for me!
You used it like a champ!
Pretty good! Your assistant has a future in video or tree trimming🤣
Definitely! Either one.
By the way, we discovered after all the filming was finished that I had a little piece of lettuce between my 2 front teeth from my lunch! I don’t think there’s a close-up so it doesn’t show up, thank goodness!🤣
What kind of lettuce was it? If this video goes viral, we will have to put a piece between your teeth on every one.
That was great! Muppet Lady was a good sport!
Yes sir! She’s a good ome. 😀
This was a hoot!
You need one of those saws around the Amend homestead!
Sorry it’s a late response, but I hope you can help. Im a lady similar age, weigh 8 stone, about 5 ft 9, weak. I’ve only used curved manual saws for cutting branches would I be strong enough to handle a battery pole saw with a 10 inch chain saw on the end. Would I be able to cope with kick back safely, or how could I avoid kick back if I’m cutting a branch amongst many other branches. Is it safe if the chain pole saw falls down onto a lower branch, or side branch, immediately after its sawn through the correct branch, as I’m not sure if I could steady it when it gives way on the cut through. Do I have to make sure the chain saw doesn’t touch any other branches, whilst it’s sawing. I haven’t tried a manual pole saw yet, but I think, although safe, I wouldn’t get much done because, like your wife, it would take too long. Thank you for this video.
(This is just my opinion, so do check the safety information available on the saw your are considering). I wouldn't think that kickback poses a big threat with a pole-chain saw. You are far enough away from the saw that it wouldn't kick into your body. Also, it being on a pole helps keep it away from you if it does kickback. Gravity helps this kind of a saw if you start sawing at the top side of a branch. Always think through where the saw will go if it kicks back and where it will go after it cuts through the ranch. As with most tools, with a little forethought, you should be fine. Best of luck.
@@PatrickParsonWorkshop Thank you for your information. It’s very helpful.