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One of the greatest gifts you can give yourself is time. I've heard it called 'the executive pause', take the information on board then give yourself time to digest it. Ruminating over a day or so allows you some perspective, and either consolidate your position and go for it, or come up with...

Reading your letter, sounds like he got stuck into you a bit more than you let on to us. Self reflection is a good thing. If you miscalculated on doing side work, you apologized, attempted to make it right...looks like that wasn't good enough. Bye bye.

Stig should have some input on that I think @stig

Anyone here ever broken a tank handle? I see it as somewhere extra to have to clean under as well as adding weight.

Congratulations 💐 I was going to say that I had the opportunity to run a 500i about a year after buying my 462, and yes, I would have bought it instead if it were available when I traded up for the 462. You've landed on your feet with that purchase. So the big tree, why do they want it gone?

Haha, good on ya! You can buy the next round ;)

Who wants to tell him...??? It's all good, having a wee bit of fun at your expense, you can handle it I'm sure...I'm a lady arborist :) So, if that helps you even more figure out being able to manage a 462 or a saw of similar weight in the tree, you've got another benchmark ::):

Buy the best quality equipment you can afford. It will save you hours and $$$ in lost time and repairs. Good luck!!

So, my turn to chime in. I'm 5'3" and 120lbs after Christmas food. I own a 462 20" bar and have used it up in the tree while climbing and out of a lift. Its my limit for weight up in the tree. I would not want to be lugging it around for too long. My full complement is all Stihl) 150t 12" with...