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Well, I kinda want the comparison to the Husky. I like your new one cause it's optimized for climbing, and no hook to remove. But if the Husky works better, that's what really matters.

It’s a hunnert bucks! Just get it already.

If anyone wants this particular brand, this outfit looks like the place to buy in the US... https://steetz.com/ I'm patiently awaiting Mick's review to make a decision :^D

Thing is Sean, you can move a chunk 4 5 or 6 times heavier than you could push off by hand. especially big hardwood lumps that won’t move any other way. No need for anything but a straight through cut, put this in halfway through, chase the cut out the back, stow the saw, then lever it off with...

A well-respected maker of solid mountaineering gear. Should hold up to the task, I would guess.

Final run up to a summer vacation starting Saturday. Today, a little final chipping onsite for finishing a 21 hazard tree contract for an HOA. Friday might have multiple snow-bent birches to prune. Not sure what I'll get into tomorrow. New part-time college guy went home sick yesterday in...

Never used one, interested to hear the review. How heavy? How much power? How expensive? Looks like an ice ax handle.

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I'll wrap these with a siezing, but that's normally how i finish them, and with a stick welder too.

It was an orange thing so yeah, prolly husky. This arrived today so not tested it yet.

You were using a Husky previously, right? Have you used this one yet to form a preference? I've played with the idea of getting a felling lever. and I always come to "Dunno..." and drop the idea for awhile.

I am a big fan of a little felling lever up a tree for pushing chunks off whilst ringing down. I lost my old favourite, so ordered this, specially made for a climber rather than a forestry tool used in the tree. Nice and light with a good lift. Plus a hole for carrying on the tool belt.

Cow vetch.

I know right!?

Never seen it before, I'd call it "them little purple flowers, what grow in bunches."

After the splicing, maybe you could hit the free little wires with a torch. A short but violent heating wouldn't affect much the cable but will blow away the single wires, like a fuse under a curent surge.

Vicia cracca L is in bloom. We call this plant mouse peas. I wonder what you call it?

Ive got 2 of the 12" husky timber tongs, I dont go out collecting firewood without them, on slippery smooth bark they are wonderful compared to trying to handle them with bare hands/ gloves. Everyone who has used them has gone out and got a pair of their own after using them. I heard that...