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Author Topic: Sawing is expensive.  (Read 1619 times)

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Re: Sawing is expensive.
« Reply #20 on: October 29, 2011, 07:36:27 pm »
Sawing is expensive, but paying a tree service is through the roof! With $200 of chains you can make thousands cutting down trees.

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Re: Sawing is expensive.
« Reply #21 on: October 29, 2011, 07:57:30 pm »
Only if you know what you are doing. Just because someone owns a chainsaw doesn't mean they are an experienced arborist,climber and rigger. Many times I have been called upon to bail out someone who got in over their head trying to take down a tree that was well above their abilities. We get big money for a reason. Training, proper equipment, insurance, and the risks we take to piece down a tree in tight locations are just some of the things that we take into consideration when we price a job.
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Re: Sawing is expensive.
« Reply #22 on: October 29, 2011, 08:15:25 pm »
Of all the machines built by man I don't think theirs any outher that saves so much work and uses so little fuel as a chainsaw.I get many miles out of a chain,when their worn down they have earned their keep.Chains are a bargin,especially if your a good cutter and not a rock star.Frank C.
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Re: Sawing is expensive.
« Reply #23 on: October 29, 2011, 11:35:26 pm »
The saw shop I frequent usually has bar chain combos with a 20" bar and three chains for around $75.00.

Jezz I gotta get myself overthere you woldn't be able to walk outa the saw shop with just the bar for $75 and loops for it woulf be about $33 down here Mate   :) :) ;) :D ;D
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Re: Sawing is expensive.
« Reply #24 on: November 06, 2011, 01:38:25 am »
Only if you know what you are doing. Just because someone owns a chainsaw doesn't mean they are an experienced arborist,climber and rigger. Many times I have been called upon to bail out someone who got in over their head trying to take down a tree that was well above their abilities. We get big money for a reason. Training, proper equipment, insurance, and the risks we take to piece down a tree in tight locations are just some of the things that we take into consideration when we price a job.

I agree completely.

People shouldn't use any tools they are uncomfortable using or unfamiliar with.

 


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