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Don't you just love guys that rev the motor as they're walking with the saw. And as it's idling -they carry it on the wrong side of their body against the leg....

Sweet --thanks! I had seen them on Baileys, but wasn't sure if they would be a fit...

Found the recall notice online. Seems it was a field related failure with no injuries. The rings were issued on the cougar saddles. They also mention they were unmarked with no visible etchings. The pulley saver I just put together has a large Kong ring -but it does have the etchings and...

So product failure happened then? Or did the rings not stand up to an independent break test? Gotta gotta know!

:D http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BhSVr70W-fA.

I do actually. Small world...

I'm aware of a ring recall, but I did not hear that they were reluctant to do so, or whatever it is that took place. What was the story? Any links to a past thread I can review? BTW: Kong makes awesome gear and I'm brand loyal, so it's got to be really damaging news for me to stop using...

Don't they call this same practice pollarding in EU? Anyway, I won't do it, but my employer is bent on whatever the client wants. I refuse -and have him find someone on craigslist who will. Then we'll go in a circle and I tell him that the customer doesn't know better— and our job as...

Oakley JawBone -but I think they've changed the name since I purchased these. I'm blind when it comes to bright light conditions. In school I had to wear rose colored lenses cause the fluorescent lights gave me headaches. Rose colored lenses :lol: I know! After all -it was the late 70's....

Thanks, but--- I learned from the best. Whatever I know, was on account that my first employer was a class act.

I really love pruning ornamentals. Everything I do is done with hand pruners, pole pruners and hand saw.

Never done a proper speedline. I've used vertical speedline to keep chunks from bouncing or rolling away from the base though. Would love to give it a shot sometime when the conditions are met.

I'm looking to get new felling dogs for my Stihl 440 Magnum. Something more aggressive than the stock spikes it comes with. Any suggestions? Thanks....

I'm very interested. Definitely. Would love to know if the splicing kits on TreeStuff would suffice in at least helping me make a better pulley saver and to loop the ends of my Yale Dynasorb rigging lines.

I've been knocked around before, for sure- but my current employer doesn't have the ability to understand the dynamics of slacking, then tailing off slowly -to make one fluid motion, then to a stop. I'd like to say that a climber has better knowledge -and the skill set to achieve this —but no...

I can't wear earphones, I sweat too much. One thing I wish it could adapt is a visor. Kong does make an arborist helmet called the mouse - which I'll probably graduate too. It does utilize an eye shield. Clear or transparent. And the helmet comes in more colors than the Scarab...

I'll squat over the saw housing. Sharpening the inside teeth first — which is left knee down, the saw against that thigh -and outside of saw housing is against the right foot/inner calf of the right leg. Both hands on each end of file. Then switch knees and posturing while sharpening the...

Here are a few before and after of some pruning I did within the last year..

Recently posted this pulley saver I put together at another forum. As I said there; I'll be using this as a secondary for double crotching. Splicing would be nice, but I haven't a clue what that entails.