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That sounds really interesting. I would curious to see what that looks like and how it works.

I’ve been thinking about making another BMG rake but out of an old mini track instead of the brush for snow removal.

I was having some trouble with an injector after reassembling the Kubota. Japanese fuel systems are pretty primitive compared to today's common rail stuff, so I decided to take a chance and clean the injector. I'm not sure exactly what I cleaned out of it, but I ran for an hour with no skipping...

#trackArt

BMG rake for the win. It is essential for us at this time of the year and we use it on every single job to clear the snow. Unfortunately, it also means it is mat season. Welcome to the to the time of the year where the work takes twice as long to do.

Cutting in very abrasive conditions that would destroy a sprocket nose quickly. Volcanic ash for example.

Today I saw a saw with a non-standard bar. What do you think this bar is used for?

Split Norway removal. And snow removal brought to you by BMG rake.

going to an F250 will suck after running this setup but I need a cheaper daily to drive to a 9-5 Dads cummins is for sale if anyones interested

#skillz And power pruning from the bucket always gets your attention too

I bought a Hooeyman(compact, telescopic, short blade, heavy...on sale), then later, used from a guy leaving town a lightweight Silky Zubat and a longer Stihl pole saw after rarely using pole saws beyond chainsaws. I've used a fiberglass pole with hook for deadwood. Alder tops are the best...

i‘ve never used a polesaw (maybe three times) but this summer i fell in love. in the right situation it payed a couple of bills already. but while climbing i only used it once to break out some alder deadwood.

Like a Stihl 08S hand saw?

Bucket pole saw work annoys me. You lose a ton of motion to the bucket/boom movement. Often I'll exit the bucket and work off rope for that crap. Tree species dependant of course.

He will have his cell phone and hearing aids tomorrow. Th at will help a great deal.

From the bucket is certainly preferable but I'd say either way is kind of annoying but certainly the better alternative in many scenarios.

I like a pole saw from a bucket I mean if I have to I’d prefer a big saw at the stump on the ground ! 😁

Pole sawing tops into submission is always soooo much fun! :lol: :barf: :|: 💯:dude: