I wouldn't want to get that confused with any other sites of similar names. between the official meat of ridemonkey and lubed trailer hitches I will stick to mild content
I dropped two 8" diameter trees and bucked/piled them today using only my Silky Boy. I counted 12 teeth missing in the saw. I am tired. I have four more 12" diameter trees to get through.
I dropped two 8" diameter trees and bucked/piled them today using only my Silky Boy. I counted 12 teeth missing in the saw. I am tired. I have four more 12" diameter trees to get through.
Say you have a really big limb that you need to cut off without waking up the neighbors. You cant use a chainsaw, so what do you do? You whip out your six-foot long Silky Katanaboy with its..
Say you have a really big limb that you need to cut off without waking up the neighbors. You cant use a chainsaw, so what do you do? You whip out your six-foot long Silky Katanaboy with its..
Best-selling, state-of-the-art, professional hand saw with razor-sharp and ultra-fast cutting, mono-constructed, 14" curved blade. The curved blade provides greater cutting speed with less...
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This is what I am using. I've had it 3 years and it's about due for a different blade or maybe I'll try a different model.
I have a Silky telescoping pole saw that has done serious work for me. I see they discontinued their pole saws. I've got outdated equipment, yikes.
Say you have a really big limb that you need to cut off without waking up the neighbors. You cant use a chainsaw, so what do you do? You whip out your six-foot long Silky Katanaboy with its..
I've got a Bigboy 2000 and it's fantastic for stuff that size. And being quiet in the woods for trail stuff. Have an electric 18" Ryobi with a couple batteries for around the house bigger stuff. Great for casual home use. Doesn't get used much though, just because the Silky works so damn well. The Stihl looks awesome, if I had a need for something bigger/more powerful.
I've got a Bigboy 2000 and it's fantastic for stuff that size. And being quiet in the woods for trail stuff. Have an electric 18" Ryobi with a couple batteries for around the house bigger stuff. Great for casual home use. Doesn't get used much though, just because the Silky works so damn well. The Stihl looks awesome, if I had a need for something bigger/more powerful.
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