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When I look at those short straps being used doing climbing treework I can only see it as a safety hazard. When the climber is twisted in a awkward position and shit hits the fan or things don't go as planned that split second of distraction trying to hook it back to the saddles biner could...

Well a lanyard is a lanyard with enough to give over arms length and still be attached to the saddle. Those little short guys looks like way to much fiddling around to get it attached back onto the saddle while that top is going over as your hanging on worrying about dropping your saw.

Yeah I'd like to know more about that little 6" lanyard too How can a climber work a saw with only 6" of reach:lol:

When I was looking at the 160 yesterday I was amazed how heavy the battery was apart from the saw. I can see the good features of a top handle designed where a much stronger battery pack can be hung ffom the climbers saddle and the power cable being the lanyard. A breakaway plug at the saw that...

I agree I'm looking for a saw like that where the groundie can just grab quick and squeeze the trigger for around the chipper or at the port o wrap etc. Husky appears to have a really nice XP battery saw in the works but not available anytime soon.......seems their holding it back so they can...

Well said Magnus. Yes we do teather our saws to our saddles with a lanyard. Maybe we could build the battery pack cable into the lanyard.............. On the subject of the 200 cordless saw I was at my Stihl dealer today and the saw is available in Canada plus we looked at the IPL and there is...

I'm afraid the larger 63 chain will really kill the battery quick. I've tested that little extended pitch 1/4" chain on larger saws and it cuts good and still holds up well. Seeing the battery saw has no clutch getting a standard Picco 3/8 sprocket to fit would be unavailable unless you did a...