We recently had 2 large Oaks taken down on our property. They left the sections and I have been cutting to firewood lengths for splitting. Getting into the really big bases now and my Stihl homeowner with 18" bar is little out of it's league. Anyone know where you can rent something with 22" bar and little more @ss. Live in Ellicott City. Tried ABC, home depot, ACE. HD has a 20 that might try but was looking for additional inches...
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Clark's used to rent a Stihl 44 series saw with a 24" bar, but that has been quite a few years.
Also, there are two different ABC rentals, did you check with the one in Catonsville. I know they rent the TS series concrete saws, so they might have the bigger chainsaws.
Also, there are two different ABC rentals, did you check with the one in Catonsville. I know they rent the TS series concrete saws, so they might have the bigger chainsaws.
Get a larger bar and chain for your saw. It might be cheaper.
Another option is a "Cant Hook", if the tree is on the ground
Where you can cut around the girth, and roll the log over until you cut all the way around.
Where you can cut around the girth, and roll the log over until you cut all the way around.
Try Rentals Unlimited... bit a haul from you, but may be worth it:
http://rentalsunlimited.com/locations.html
-John
http://rentalsunlimited.com/locations.html
-John
Yeah, I'm a huge fan of theirs. I go to the Rockville location for my stuff, and they're always friendly and have the parts and knowledge I need. I got my Farm Boss from them a few years ago, and parts and stuff since then.
Good folks, and fair prices.
-John
I had always called these Peaveys. Turns out there is a difference. Learn something new everyday.
http://www.logrite.com/store/Category/Cant-Hooks-and-Peaveys
I looked at these at the local ACE. Some of the sections are so big did not think they would work, but based on the pics seems I was wrong.
Try Deale hw and rental center. They are a stihl dealer and might rent bigger saws. We see some big trees go down in storms in this area.
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