Not mine, I assembled this 500i for a customer. He came back the next day and bought another 500i since these were on order for 9 months.
All depends on the situation and what you are working with. As you see in that stuff there all of them were smaller so easy to just get a cut in, and push over. Yea the stumps were left on an angle, then came in with the big saw at the base to get it flat and will grind it later. It was a holley tree, grows in a clump.How small does a tree get for you guys to not bother with a face cut? That one's been bugging me.
I haven't walked into a dealer to see one of them up close, tree service guy ordering it I take it?Not mine, I assembled this 500i for a customer. He came back the next day and bought another 500i since these were on order for 9 months.
Good to see. I do the same for my neighbors.He's a firefighter who cuts up wood on the side. Mainly helps people who don't have a chainsaw to fell trees and cut firewood for them. Nice guy.
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