nice video! i feel like both dewalt and stihl prioritice cutting speed in big diameter wood over a light weight saw that has great handling. it works if you use the saw on the ground and in the bucket maybe. but while climbing i will always chose the husqvarna. chain speed, great handling, feeling little of the weight is just more important than cutting big wood for an electric saw. ill rather switch to the 500i 2 cuts earlier than struggle for 100 limb cuts prior to it.
Ya I seen that. I cut these trees down two weeks ago. August beat me to the punch. As soon as I seen he posted the review I started editing this video.
Only battery saw I like is Echo 2500 ,all others is too heavy and very bulky, and I really not understand those 35to 40 cm bars on climbing saw 😅 never feel needed more than 30 cm after I use proper rear handed! I still thinkEcho 2511 is best climber saw ever produced ,and I’m not the fan of other echo products!
After using the DeWalt for about 6 months one thing I've noticed is it seems to be susceptible to throwing chains easily. Over the years I've gotten into the habit of giving a limb a little flick with the bar as soon as the cut is finished to keep the butt end away from the trunk. It's become somewhat of an unconscious habit for better or worse. When doing this with the DeWalt I've had it throw the chain multiple times. Something I've never had happen with another top handle.
Those On/Off switches are a pain in the ass. I run the Milwaukee top handle and I love that saw. Plenty of power, weight isn’t bad for me anyways. No On/Off switch. Plus I have tons of Milwaukee tools so I have lots of batteries from the big 12ah, 9ah and several 6ah. I like the 9ah for what little climbing I do now that I am old and retired. The 12ah is great for ground work.
Technically wouldn't using that motorized ascender on your climb line be a risk if the motor somehow melted or burned up the rope? I don't know anything about this by the way - I just speak as a person who has burned up those ropes they use for winch cables. I remember how it melted through the rope when it got stuck, and it happened really fast. Faster than I could react to.
The 60v and the Husqvarna mk2 gas saw weigh within half a lb of each other fully gassed full bettery. I weighed them. Kinda impressed. The bar is made by Oregon, it's essentially a speed cut nano bar, it accepts speed cut nano .043 guage chains. You must be running that chain really loose or something. I've never had the chain on mine pop off so easily and frequently like that. Does happen though, just not to me with that saw as often as the video makes it seem that it would. Yep.
Luv watching your videos. Very smart on what you and your guys do, but you’re not “impressed with yourself” ; if that makes sense to ya. More videos the better, without not being safe. Thnx…🤙🏻
@@ЕвгенийСвидерский-к4о I will ask again in your world how is it possible for someone to review a product? Are they not allowed to use it and talk about it?
Guilty of Treeson has the limb reaper. But August and Damien are also both great climbers. I watch all 3 of y'all plus Bucking Billy Ray.
nice video! i feel like both dewalt and stihl prioritice cutting speed in big diameter wood over a light weight saw that has great handling. it works if you use the saw on the ground and in the bucket maybe. but while climbing i will always chose the husqvarna. chain speed, great handling, feeling little of the weight is just more important than cutting big wood for an electric saw. ill rather switch to the 500i 2 cuts earlier than struggle for 100 limb cuts prior to it.
Crazy limb through the tree. Very cool climb.
Great work
Thanks 👍
Love your videos! Great job Tim!
It's getting it done for sure! I looked up yhe weight. It's 19.85 lbs with the 14 in bar.
Ya it cuts. We like it for ground work.
The 674 ? 😂😂it doesn’t weigh 12pounds with the 20v/60v 9ah / 3ah pack my scale with 14” Oregon bar and chain 11.03lbs with half tank bar oil.
@@VeteranTreeService I can't see the point in wearing it out on ground work really. Granted no cranking and quite is nice on the ground as well.
Enjoyed the video. Don't care for the DeWalt E-saw. I use an Echo 2500T & Husky 540i for limbing and topping.
August also just tested the De Walt, I am absolutely not a dewalt fan. Milwaukee above everything for me lol
Ya I seen that. I cut these trees down two weeks ago. August beat me to the punch. As soon as I seen he posted the review I started editing this video.
@@VeteranTreeService 🤣 better luck next time.
So you are supporter of China 🇨🇳 since you support them by using their tools
Great job brother
Nice work! Have you tried the echo battery saw? It's the only one I like because it's light.
I haven't tried it. If echo sends me one I will though.
so wonderful beautiful video my best friend i love it see so nice
I think batteries must be placed on harness and cable integrated in to lanyard so the saw could be very compact and lightweight!
nice block rigging Tim.
You need to try the Milwaukee battery saw next. Use the top handle one
Sounds good. Milwaukee, send me the saw please.
@@VeteranTreeService M18 Milwaukee 2826 chainsaw. It has the 14 inch blade. It’s not a lot but I’ve heard great things about it
The limb reaper is Jacob Rodger’s …. But August gave Jacob the bar and chain for it
Only battery saw I like is Echo 2500 ,all others is too heavy and very bulky, and I really not understand those 35to 40 cm bars on climbing saw 😅 never feel needed more than 30 cm after I use proper rear handed! I still thinkEcho 2511 is best climber saw ever produced ,and I’m not the fan of other echo products!
After using the DeWalt for about 6 months one thing I've noticed is it seems to be susceptible to throwing chains easily. Over the years I've gotten into the habit of giving a limb a little flick with the bar as soon as the cut is finished to keep the butt end away from the trunk. It's become somewhat of an unconscious habit for better or worse. When doing this with the DeWalt I've had it throw the chain multiple times. Something I've never had happen with another top handle.
I think it's because the DeWalt bar is a little too flexible. That's my experience with it.
Those On/Off switches are a pain in the ass. I run the Milwaukee top handle and I love that saw. Plenty of power, weight isn’t bad for me anyways. No On/Off switch. Plus I have tons of Milwaukee tools so I have lots of batteries from the big 12ah, 9ah and several 6ah. I like the 9ah for what little climbing I do now that I am old and retired. The 12ah is great for ground work.
I hope you're retiring to China 🇨🇳 since you support their tools you do know Milwaukee is owned by China
Technically wouldn't using that motorized ascender on your climb line be a risk if the motor somehow melted or burned up the rope? I don't know anything about this by the way - I just speak as a person who has burned up those ropes they use for winch cables. I remember how it melted through the rope when it got stuck, and it happened really fast. Faster than I could react to.
The 60v and the Husqvarna mk2 gas saw weigh within half a lb of each other fully gassed full bettery. I weighed them. Kinda impressed.
The bar is made by Oregon, it's essentially a speed cut nano bar, it accepts speed cut nano .043 guage chains.
You must be running that chain really loose or something. I've never had the chain on mine pop off so easily and frequently like that. Does happen though, just not to me with that saw as often as the video makes it seem that it would. Yep.
Great info! Thank you
How come you didn't undercut any of the limbs that were giving you grief?
Was coming here to ask this too… each limb at the start was rigged anyway, so doing the “peel & pinch top cut only” wasn’t needed for control.
Luv watching your videos.
Very smart on what you and your guys do, but you’re not “impressed with yourself” ; if that makes sense to ya.
More videos the better, without not being safe.
Thnx…🤙🏻
have you used the Makita Battery chain sew
Nope
i have heard that thay are good but not used one
Looks like homeless despot has the saw and 2 batteries for $750.
Milwaukee vs dewalt ?
I haven't run the Milwaukee yet.
I feel like there more disigned for home owners
Ya. It's still a solid saw. We used it today on some logs and it was cutting!
it looks like the bar flexes to much
I'll stick to gas saws, thank you.
You mean fir cones.
not a video, but just an advertisement for a saw.
Relax, he is just making a video about a saw
@philodox7599 No. It's just a continuous conversation and an advertisement for a saw.
@@ЕвгенийСвидерский-к4о In your world how is it possible for someone to review a product? Are they not allowed to use it and talk about it?
@@philodox7599 this is no interesting.
@@ЕвгенийСвидерский-к4о I will ask again
in your world how is it possible for someone to review a product? Are they not allowed to use it and talk about it?
Not to impressive gas is better ! That thing is dangerious!
What about it is dangerous?
I could not sit thru all the rambling. I just wanted to hear a straight forward review.
The limb reaper is Jacob Rodger’s …. But August gave Jacob the bar and chain for it