Where is everyone #5

I never used a chainsaw before so apart from the money I’d be more concerned with losing a limb trying to use that monster lol from what I looked into before I’m certain a 20 inch bar can do everything I need it to back home

 

Well I mean if you’re looking for the “right” way to do it then I’d bring her to a safety course first, instead of what my dad did which was hand me my 410 at 8 years old in the backyard, stuck a shell down the pipe, pulled back the hammer and nervously pulled the trigger at the ground a few yards off

 

My father would have nothing to do with any gun after he got back from WWII. My grandfather came by and took me dove hunting, handed me a 20 ga, off we went...came home with 8...not bad for a 10 yr old.....we didn't worry about a license back then!

 

I didn’t get a hunting license until a couple months ago and it’s for Texas I always just hunted at my house so who cares

 

In all seriousness, Milwaukee has a pretty bad cordless electric saw. Perfect for average yard work. Any more get a Stihl.

I laughed at a cordless electric saw till I used one.

 

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjAEegQIBhAC&usg=AOvVaw03-ufOFRurdfcGZ5iCIvrA

Link to saw.

 

The golf course always had Stihl. Chain saws, pull saws, weed eaters. Never had an issue with them.

A buddy of mine had an Echo weed eater and was always cussing that thing. I convinced him to switch to Stihl, now he has three of them. He said he would never go back.

 

Trying to find a good vintage double bit axe now lol despise all new ones, especially the plastic handle ones; used to see some good Collins axes along with Kelly True Temper