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^^^Everything Marc said, especially the last line ROFL!! I think Woody is taking in all of our comments! As for the Silky, yes some trees will gum up the teeth more than others, and that all important angle is, well, important! Some cuts will go faster than others. If that blade is brand new...

Glad you got to try it finally. Sharpness...this shouldn't really be a problem, those Silky blades are sharp as buggery...sometimes when the poles are fully extended and you are cutting up high, there isn't quite enough weight up at the head bearing down to cut deeply on each stroke, and there...

Yes, you will get it stuck from time to time... but at least if you happen to bend a pole you can get a replacement...been there done that. Did it just like Sean said, got it stuck in the bit coming down and when it hit the ground it bent one of the poles.

I have owned and used the 21' Hayauchi for many years. I think it's safe to say I am the smallest person in the group here...I have never had a problem using the Hayauchi either in the tree or on the ground. I don't find it particularly heavy (but never compared it too the fibreglass ones) Now...