Posted by Firewood on February 05, 2009 at 06:39:34 from (69.179.27.175):
In Reply to: Small chainsaw posted by Firewood on February 04, 2009 at 17:36:12:
Special thanks to 37chief for sharing the hard learned lesson. This is why I don't think I will get an "arborist" saw as it invites one handed use. (I am sure that many others have been Bitten by a saw during one handed use) It seems that a the Echo small saw that is not special use oriented like the "Arborist" saw is one that keeps both hands on the saw.
For felling trees and bucking logs I have a Jonsered that has lots of life left in it so I am only looking for a small saw.
It is above Zero this morning so life is getting better!!
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