Chainsaw Repair
Chain - Grinders - Filing - Wood Milling - Tools - Welding - Machinist - Mowers - Tillers => Chain - Bars - Grinders - Filing => Topic started by: Cut4fun . on January 20, 2015, 09:09:38 pm
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Wouldn't mind hearing more about these !!!
They are cheap. Maybe you will test one out. ;)
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Wouldn't mind hearing more about these !!!
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There are times when doing privet with a chainsaw that the stems accumulate under the chain cover and you have to stop and clear out under the cover.
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Never seen anything like it. I have an echo hedge trimmer that I keep and use in town. As long as I stay on top of the trimming it is quick and easy. I work on them all the time at work and the biggest problem I see is the blades sticking together because they were not lubed or cleaned for storage.
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Back a few years ago I just had cheaper, single action, hedge trimmers. Anything over 1/4" they wouldn't cut . . .
If I wanted to do some real hedge cutting - I just used a chainsaw. It did the hedge as it was. I didn't need any attachment.
I remember using one saw a lot and it was 3/8 LP. I also had some .325 saws and I did hedges with one of them a few times.
My older son had some arborvitae to trim back a good bit last fall and he just used the Poulan 3500 with regular 3/8" chain on it. The shrubs look OK to me.
I now have a Stihl HS80 and a Echo hedge trimmer to do all my trimming with. They get the job done.
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Anyone used these on a chainsaw? Clip-N-Trim Grangerg Chainsaw Brush Attachments
http://granberg.com/category/catalog/chainsaw-brush-attachments