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Or is that, "without boring around." What says the Patron Saint?

Same reason a table saw with the blade sticking up 2" beyond the height of the wood to be cut makes for more injury chances. More unwieldy, more chance of catching something and kicking. I would say a 395 up in the tree is very, very rare for us. 372 is usually only at the main fork on a multi...

For sure for really big stuff we send up the rear handle saws, usually either the Husq 346XP (20" bar) or 372XP (24" bar). Maybe the 395XP once or twice for a HUGE multi-leader -- but generally we don't think to bring such an oversize saw up in the tree; too much risk of injury with the big 36" bar.

Unless you get 2511 modded, the 355 would have more power for hardwoods. We have a 200T and 201T for removals and large trimming and are looking to add a 2511 for lighter pruning work.