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I'm sure that you could calculate the exact force, but the point is that instead of starting the saw by just pulling (sometimes the saw come toward you a bit when doing this). by dropping the saw, at the same time you are pulling, it is also moving away, giving you more RPM's...........

Looks dangerous to me

We all need some disposable employees to start our saws:D

If the bar is long enough I set it on something and drop the power head. Burnham, It was explained to me that this give you twice the cranking speed which will start a saw faster, or with fewer cranks. Seems over time this may offset or even counter more pulls with less torque. whatchoothink?