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they do sell snow screens for some saw‘s.

i‘m surprised, you don‘t work while it‘s snowing?

never had that problem, just take a little bit bigger piece :)

another linden removal and some pruning of beeches and poplars.

that forwarder-grapplesaw rig looks pretty good, just a little bit slow on the streets ;) first i further reduced a pretty broken beech tree, zipline over little river. than a linden removal, we left a 6m habitat with some foliage. had a very fresh guy run the ropes, he did pretty good.

quite a long whippy beech tree removal, also did some pruning in larger beech tree‘s but forgot to take pictures.. some interesting rubbing branch problems to solve.

a fun pine removal from today with a fun team :)

i worked on this previously topped oak today…many, many cut‘s later i‘m tired :) kinda nice to be able to chip into the trashbin instead of carrying the branches to the street.

today i cut down two dead elm-tree‘s near a nice lake and disturbed a yoga-class with my 200t.

i never use it as my main tip, but if it would fail it can still be very sketchy. i always clean stubs in case i swing back to my main tip. i use 20 m of courant rebel 11mm, thinner lines will obviously fly further but this 11mm stuff is easier to manipulate. getting your hook stuck is a resl...

it‘s a throwing-hook used to traverse from tree to tree or in a very broad tree with lot‘s of open space. i was able to climb 4 tree‘s with only one throwline-access.

deadwooding of some pine‘s and oak‘s today, the hook made it easy.

chainsaw teeth don‘t need to be equally long as long as each raker is adjusted properly to each cutter.

cutting some pollards in the rain… boring.

some removals on a construction site

today i cut off someone’s toilett (broken branch) maybe a racoon? there was a hollow but i didn’t care to look any closer ;)

i use both depends on the task and mood :)

i like it, have you tried it?

first some poplar fellings and than a reduction of a stormdamaged pine. i enjoy mixed days :)

have you compared it to a 20“ bar on a 462 size saw? i would‘nt be surprised if the difference is negligible as long as you don‘t put a 10 rim sprocket on the 881