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Got some land to clear?

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Bret Hart, Apr 25, 2015.

  1. Bret Hart

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    That's pretty impressive.
     
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    My IS heats my home

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    That sure would make easy work out of the smaller trees and brush.
     
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    Looks cool but I know I'd find every hidden boulder there was.:picard::thumbs:
     
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    I like the 4 sided, bolt on carbide cutting teeth. Great idea. 4 shots at cutting off those "rocks" loon ... ;)
     
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    Not to mention all the metal I'd find also stinny.:whistle::yes:
     
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    Bet you could wake up the neighbors whackin away with that! Our neighbor next to the old farm has been a friend of the family since long before I was born. Every year he'd get on his huge old JD tractor with a monster bush hog on the back... and he'd start dropping the hay/shrubs/sticks in the field around his pond. I'd always stop what I was doing when I heard him get closer to us, below the pond. And, I'd wait for it... Kaboom! ... a canon shot! There it was, every time. He'd hit the same rock so hard he'd come right off the seat! :rofl: :lol: He told me a couple years ago (he still cuts the hay) he doesn't really look forward to that side of the pond. Said it was kind of un-nerving when he hit those... :hair:... ya think! :D
     
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    You guys think that's cool? Check out the skid-steer mounted units. Makes a polesaw look stone-age stupid. They even make a feller-buncher attachment.

    I like the Turbo saw for small trees but for stuff under 2" or so, a heavy duty brush hog is much faster, albeit it doesn't cut as low.
     
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