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With hazard trees than are leaning and-or on hills, getting the face and backcut accomplished with a long bar can be safer and much faster/ easier. When I can use a shorter bar and chase or double-cut, I like the ease of a lighter saw. Also, for me at least, a bigger saw/ bar really lends...

I might be looking for a saw to run a 42" bar. I may have some DOT hazard trees in my future, if the stars align.