hand saw work
#1
02-06-2012, 09:12 PM
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Skagit Co. WA
Posts: 237
hand saw work
I carry a Corona pruning saw and I needed it
today.
under cut first
then saw and use a lever
tight fit
waa laa
nice day for a ride and the exercise was good.
today.
under cut first
then saw and use a lever
tight fit
waa laa
nice day for a ride and the exercise was good.
#4
02-06-2012, 10:00 PM
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Skagit Co. WA
Posts: 237
about 15-20 minutes of sawing with breaks in between. had plenty of time so didn't work myself to heart attack state. 
#5
02-06-2012, 10:04 PM
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Skagit Co. WA
Posts: 237
Learning to jump over logs that are higher than your skid plate
takes a lot of practice and a lot of crashes. I don't like to
fall over and I know how to saw. I'm only 65, but I've learned
a few things in my life, don't take chances when your alone in
the woods is one of them.
takes a lot of practice and a lot of crashes. I don't like to
fall over and I know how to saw. I'm only 65, but I've learned
a few things in my life, don't take chances when your alone in
the woods is one of them.
#6
02-06-2012, 10:20 PM
Learning to jump over logs that are higher than your skid plate
takes a lot of practice and a lot of crashes. I don't like to
fall over and I know how to saw. I'm only 65, but I've learned
a few things in my life, don't take chances when your alone in
the woods is one of them.
takes a lot of practice and a lot of crashes. I don't like to
fall over and I know how to saw. I'm only 65, but I've learned
a few things in my life, don't take chances when your alone in
the woods is one of them.
I hope to be wise like you when I'm "only 65".
#7
02-06-2012, 10:20 PM
looks like some pretty thick woods there where your at. I don't blame you for cutting the tree i would want to chance it by trying to jump the tree and getting hurt or having something happen to the bike in the middle of the woods
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