Johnagain
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I saw this at the AG show in Moultie a couple of weeks ago. I really like eveything about it but the price.
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FrogLick
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So what is the price?
funny farmer
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That looks pretty cool, wonder if it works as easy as they make it look, or if it's just another good idea made into junk.
ToadHill
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It looks "OK" but being a retired arborist I don't like the stubs the operator left on most of his cuts. The tree wound won't heal and it's just an invitation for infection or insect invasion.
tractorman99
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The price seams pretty reasonable. Wonder if it would work on a mid size tractor?
2495.00
2495.00
Baby Grand
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I would want a pretty well armoured roll cage. Whenever I'm dropping wood with a chainsaw I'm thinking to myself "where do I run if this thing doesn't drop like I planned?". You really can't get very far from your tractor's seat by 2 Mississippi.
-Jim (ol' Fleet-Feet)
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Baby Grand
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Yes! A sturdy steel safety cage to shield me from my own foolishness. That's exactly what I'm talkin' about.
Treemonkey1000
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Looks like a good way to get hurt to me. The dynamics of a falling branch are really hard to tell from that seat. Sure there is a learning curve.. But that learning curve might end with a burial plot.
Even with a good cage around or over you those branches can rotate and stuff you or your expensive tractor. It looks like a great idea if you were doing small stuff. Still the risk factor is right up there with high risk adventures or occupations. I would hate to hear of someone getting hurt and thinking to themselves "gee I didn't think that could happen!"
Sure there is a learning curve.. But that learning curve might end with a burial plot. Even with a good cage around or over you those branches can rotate and stuff you or your expensive tractor. It looks like a great idea if you were doing small stuff. Still the risk factor is right up there with high risk adventures or occupations. I would hate to hear of someone getting hurt and thinking to themselves "gee I didn't think that could happen!"
radioman
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Sorry - it looks cool but i don't like the way it sticks out. It's a open invitation to a DOH! moment and break something by a simple turn. Also, as I cut my own firewood for the season, I don't like the idea sitting in the open on the tractor and lose a few seconds just trying to get up and run away to safety even if i had a protected cage. Sorry , I'd rather buy a cheaper portable pole saw that does the exact same thing. I see no obvious reason using the bucket mounted pole saw over the portable version other then having money to burn in the pocket.
