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for me, lugging around a 150 is not less effort than a silky. for removals sure... but climbing, balancing, out on the tips for weight reduction tip pruning, I'm not going to argue with what works for you but i couldn't do it. handsaw shouldnt be effort, if there is more effort than moving...

nothing better in the world than a sharp silky. i know when i need to change my blade when i start using my chainsaw for little branches. I average about 6 weeks a blade. i love the gomtaros for fine pruning, but my zubat is my all around saw. i can't stand the way that chainsaw cuts look...

amazing. i only ask for a chainsaw when needed which is only for cuts bigger than 4 inches or so. i cant imagine climbing without a handsaw.