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This is quite funny so lets best keep it light hearted. Suggesting arborists use a 150 for ground work is like suggesting you start carving with a hacksaw blade or box cutter etc.

Are you taking the piss? A 150 as a dedicated ground saw in commercial tree work is gonna slow down production to the point of losing money. I'm sure its fine for orchards/vineyards, homeowners, wood carvers and the like.

well yeah, if your carving then that maybe so... that must be the niche market I was ignorant of then ;) any others? A 200 rear handle I can see the need-tree work wise

That sounds about right for Great Brittain, apparently they also need a license just to haul mulch. I would just have assumed there wouldn't be a market for it as a rear handle, theres obviously a niche demand that I'm ignorant of.

I didn't realise there was a rear handle. This will sound very ignorant but, whats the point in the rear handle existing?

mine oils fine

For pruning its awesome, much easier to navigate the canopy and you'll have more left in the tank at days end.

So you recommend? I can file ok free hand but if this makes it easier and with a better result then I might look into, I've seen them around for a while

Thanks Marc-Antoine :thumbup:

I have to run the chain way way loose on my 150 otherwise it seems to jam up. Has anyone else had similar? Mine has prolly only run around 6 tanks so far

big call here but I'm gonna say it-game changer, not in a MAJOR way but still a game changer nonetheless

Used it today, pretty damn awesome

I bought one yesterday, yippee. Part of the reason I bought it was to prolong the working life of my 200