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3 of my neighbors have this style of snow shovel and I admit they are efficient at shoveling the driveway and walk.
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This was the one I bought. It was only $50 when I bought it though.
It’s not meant for really lifting and just pushing to the side. I added some extra bolts so it could lift some weight and not just spin around in the handle.
The Snowplow "the Original Snow Pusher" 30" Wide Model 50530 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BVC8058/?tag=tcg21-20
It’s not meant for really lifting and just pushing to the side. I added some extra bolts so it could lift some weight and not just spin around in the handle.
The Snowplow "the Original Snow Pusher" 30" Wide Model 50530 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BVC8058/?tag=tcg21-20
Man, I am really really wondering if I should get this. I have two trees I want to make gone, and this is a deal if I ever saw one.
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Go rent a saw for a day for $50, or I’m sure a neighbor or someone here would borrow you one for a cold 6 pack. Unless you’ve got a bunch of trees 99% of people don’t need a chainsaw. Sawzall will do 90% of what most of us need to do.Man, I am really really wondering if I should get this. I have two trees I want to make gone, and this is a deal if I ever saw one.
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But I don’t want to discourage you from buying tools. I like collecting shit too.
How big are these "trees" and are you cutting them down completely? Or just trimming? I have a Black and Decker Navigator that I like for doing basic tree trimming. It's blade is similar to a sawzall, but a little bigger, so I think it works better with trees. I rarely ever use my chainsaw unless I am falling a tree.
I do the same for appearance, but also to remove weight from the trees (help prevent a tree from spitting)
I almost bought a chainsaw but ended up with a dewalt pole saw instead. My lot has 50ish trees and I mostly need it for pruning. I did cut down a couple smaller trees with 6-8” trunks and the pole saw was enough to handle that. Even a couple larger logs I was able to get through hitting it from both sides.
Anything big enough to need a chainsaw I’m going to end up dropping on my house, I’ll just pay someone to avoid that liability.
Anything big enough to need a chainsaw I’m going to end up dropping on my house, I’ll just pay someone to avoid that liability.
There is even a dedicated blade for it. I have used it freequently.
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My YT feed is filling with advertisements for chainsaws and small hand saws.
Damn Big Brother is always watching.
Damn Big Brother is always watching.
I honestly dont think I would need it long term for sure, but like you said. I like tools and another battery is another battery.
Still on the fence. How big are these "trees" and are you cutting them down completely? Or just trimming? I have a Black and Decker Navigator that I like for doing basic tree trimming. It's blade is similar to a sawzall, but a little bigger, so I think it works better with trees. I rarely ever use my chainsaw unless I am falling a tree.
One is a small pine tree that shouldnt be much work at all. The other is a crab apple tree in my back yard that is half dead anyway. Both need to be disappeared.
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