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You couldn't make a funnier unabrow of you tried!

Fair point. I was just curious, as I know you are fully current and competent with modern arboricultural methods and techniques.

Just did my physical therapy again this week. Therapist brought me up to date and we did an eval. Part of bringing me up to date was finding out the SOB that quit the clinic that was supposed to set up my referral to phys therapy, never included my lower back that he asked x rays for. Found out...

He may have been better off doing it the Bob Villa way

The sickness continues. "I wonder why my heat shrink butt connector dies have more than the usual three notches?" I asked myself about 3:00 A.M. Tuesday morning. I found out. Then I rectified my lack of odd sized heat shrink butt connectors.

Yes, I know that Alex Shigo,, proved that treating cuts with tar is ineffective, but on the contrary harmful. But my practical experience over the past 30 years shows the opposite. I repeat, I do not use tar, but use alkyd spray paint. You understand that in the air (especially in a big city)...

Day started nicely - sun coming up over the lake… first of our children arrived here and the rest arrive this evening. First time all five children and their families will be together since three winters ago. Excited to share this special place with the younger grandchildren who have never been...

Thought as much. Imagine trying to fell a tree like that, with that amount of jeopardy, with next to no idea what you’re doing.

🤣 were were already talking about the intake boot. You’re right though. Too busy too hurry too shorthand Here’s long hand that coincidentally just popped up https://opeforum.com/threads/husqvarna-357-359-repair-thread.9722/

I musta missed the "intake part"?

No boot in sentence

I completely agree with @flushcut, @davidwyby, and @Marc-Antoine. It is pure ignorant foolishness.

They often are with all sorts of more modern lift vehicles.

I think that practice is seldom followed here, anymore. Was common several decades ago.

It's thought that the slanted cut lives a stop behind the trunk's base to prevent it falling backward, like would a prop made out of a beam. But it's completely delusional, there's zero advantage about it, only potential or real problems.

Well...there ain't an exhaust boot, or any other boot I know of, so... ....I think it's kind of a pain to get at, maybe easier to remove cyl. Whole top end comes off as an assembly on a husky...good time to do a base gasket delete.

I have tried and tried and cannot find a use for it other than crane picks. I actually tested it once on an already down log. Thick hinge and sloped back cut...enough wedge pounding, and sure enough, blew the back of the stump off. If you're very felling uneducated I guess it seems like the...