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Buy as many books and read as much as you can. You will not understand anything right or wrong in a video until you read the right way to do it. That is the end of my advice.

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No foam thingys here. Yes stuck.

No recoil that I've felt. You do need to open the valve as quickly as possible. This is about the only accuracy compromising part. I am more accurate with this than the big shot.

Well, I've had it stuck in two trees here. Had no intention of climbing them until That moment. I think I've worked out a way to launch it with my APTA. We will be testing tomorrow. All in all, it does exactly what is supposed to. I certainly wouldn't be flinging it toward a house, but... For...

Nice days with the kids gents! Where is this cougar park you mention Paul? Just kidding. I had a great day with thing 1 and thing 2 yesterday. Quick boat ride to the beach and plenty of sun, just no camera.

Every time I see this thread I think it says the Bikini thread. Summer is here I guess. I used to ride 12-15 daily on an old mountain bike. Now I want a fat tire bike to hit the beach or just sneak through the woods.

Give chance a piece! This is chance...

So does urine.

You seem pretty hard headed and want to take the bull by the horns. Just do this, take it low and slow and learn your gear and how it works. Do not spike a tree that is not being removed! When you feel like you are ready take that chainsaw and go to work. Be warned, it is not as easy as we may...

iOS isn't working for me this morning.

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Happy Birthday Mario.

Welcome Robert. Have you climbed trees before for a professional company? I wouldn't suggest learning from YouTube.that guy looks like he's been at it for a short time. In his first cut he one handed the saw in front of his face. The rope looks like Arborplex.

PM sent Ben. Thanks!

200T here with two freshies on the shelf. I'd probably be running a 540 if Husky didn't screw around so long.

I need a handle too! I should have asked for one for the order arriving today.

Arb has plenty of advertising, but from companies you don't see in the mainline, at least not here in the states. The articles are good and they are about or by tree folk worldwide.

I think, biannually.

I've ringed a few trees. It works decent, but leaves a tree very vulnerable to failure.