Norman Sandland wrote in message
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Has anyone had any experience of electric chain saws? I have a couple
of 30
foot columnar/ pyramid conifers which consist of multiple trunks up to
about
6 inches diameter. I can remove the foliage with loppers but will an
electric chain saw be man enough for the multiple trunks. I do not
want to
spend a fortune for a more powerful petrol chainsaw since |I do not
have any
large trees to control.
My advice is DON'T use a chainsaw, of any type, unless you are fully
trained. they are a very dangerous tool, and you really do need all the
protective clothing and helmet, even on ground force the only one who
uses a chain saw is Charlie, and that is, as AT says, because she has
had full training and has a certificate o competency.
I cut several 40' leylandiis down using a bow saw, took a couple of days
all told, but a lot safer that a chainsaw, particularly if you have to
be on a ladder.
Mike
www.british-naturism.org.uk