Definately a cool toy. Be interesting how long it stays sharp. Hydrolics of tractor/bobcat would put alot more force on the saw than a human would.
Make sure you post your findings!! I have alot of tree's I like to keep trimmed
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It`s designed, if properly used, that it`s only the weight of the saw resting on the limb while cutting. Tho I`m not 100% sure I think it`s explained in the video, I watched it afew times, a couple of months back before buying it, before I got the idea of how this saw works.
I still hope to pick it up this week and test it out if I get time.
It`s driven with a very compact orbital motor so most of the weight is in the mounting system. I have to pick up the hydraulic couplers before I can try it out.
I`d hate to lug your Pioneer saw thru the forest, it sounds like a man killer.
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