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@@OutdoorsWithChad I have used both and I firmly disagree. In my opinion the chainsaw is much better especially for larger trees with the Sawzall you have to worry about the blade clearing the material on the back movement and the blade hitting the material and bending the blade which I have done. So while that is a perfectly usable option I prefer the chainsaw. Thank you for your opinion and different point of view someone will absolutely agree with you and it will make their life easier, and that's what it's all about getting the information out there.

@a-day-in-the-life-of-pj Those problems are all solved with a sufficiently long blade...

@@OutdoorsWithChad true 👍

@@paulkirk4884 this was my first time going there but I absolutely loved it. But it's a 3 hour drive for me so I don't get down there much

@@irosado-gr8fz I have a bad habit of not maintaining my tools which makes me like these tools even more they would probably last a lifetime if I maintained them properly

@@xXLunatikxXlul it worked in clay for me I have used it in rocky soil too but it does set off the protection in rocky soil so you have to be gentle with it and it does take longer but that is going 3 feet deep just a couple of inches to plant bulbs probably won't be that bad

@@a-day-in-the-life-of-pj thank you for the fast and knowledgeable response! I'll probably purchase one soon, once they go on sale(hopefully) as the entire tool kit is about $300 CAD; however, it is an investment I'm willing to make as it will last years with good care :)

So depending on what amp hour or ah battery that you use I usually use a 4ah or a 6 ah and I have done 6 post holes with a 4ah and had juice left to do more but I was done after 6

I find myself buying more even though I have a ton of them. It's silly but they just catch fish so I get more 😆

I love top water for the strikes but I haven't caught any big bass on it

@@a-day-in-the-life-of-pj I've caught a ton of 5 -7 lbs bass on them. Biggest was 10lbs 7 ozs.

@@colinerikstanhouse6385 10lb 7oz that had to be awesome

@@a-day-in-the-life-of-pj It straightened some of the treble hooks. I was surprised I got it to the boat...lol. It's hanging on my wall.

Yeah I do now that you mention it. That was fun

Agreed

Yes I agree it is a very viable option for catching fish but the internal parts are all plastic and I am pretty sure that a large fish will destroy the gears but I won't know for sure until I catch one. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment on the video.

The pole saw has an 8 inch bar so it will cut up to 7 inch branches but with some creativity you can cut larger branches

I thought it was amazing one day I will get to drive one but for now looking is good enough

It's the only thing that keeps me sane away from home, and it was a good day beautiful weather sunny skies and just over a 4 mile walk it was awesome

Just in case 29 of them break lol they are ryobi after all

Bennett springs Missouri

It is absolutely amazing down there

It looks beautiful

Yes it is. I had about 15 hits and none of them took the 🐸

Damn I hate that for you man

@@Braydenbybee it happens that's why I don't like top water for bass because they don't commit like bluegill do but it is exciting when they hit even if you don't catch them

I will definitely look into getting some thanks for the suggestion

Those are so versatile you can fish them on a beetle spin or just a jig head or a hook and bobber just about anything works

Yeah I have had them for a while and sometimes I leave them outside but they handle it well

For a guy wearing jeans and a t shirt for golf he's not worried about the blue tee's

@@a-day-in-the-life-of-pj “I crushed it from the back tees!”

"Yeah I play the blues no biggie lol"

It gets the job done when I'm not fishing or fixing stuff

@@a-day-in-the-life-of-pj That's you swinging, or filming? Name and location of course? We have some cow pasture courses here in Ga.

That's me swinging my daughter was filming the course is triple lake's golf club in illinois

I grew up on a goat ranch like that. Holed out on 2 and 6 from 167 and 162 before age 17. Then my wrist got broken. So I ended up in turf. In the top 100. They play really nice.

@@a-day-in-the-life-of-pj I cut my teeth on the city course in Galesburg

I got lucky they just went swimming and decided not to choose violence

I have been told I am a "man of few words" thank you for subscribing