I used to have a "power pruner" pole saw. Had the chain and circular saws, loved the circular saw!! Great for smaller limbs and blackberries!! Just keep it revved and keep moving it.. the chain would jamb up doing that. Nice piece of equipment!! Thank you Dennis!
I've been looking at and wondering about these for a while. I think you just cost me some money, Dennis! Thank you for a great review. It is very helpful.
@@DLHFarms I've had a Precision HyReach Tree Clipper on my wish list, but the cost of admission on this is much lower. I think they each have their strengths, but there is also some overlap in abilities. For the money, I think this is a win.
Dennis - Just wanted to thank you for making the videos that you do. Ironically, I have the same Massey 5711 and circular saw (but bought mine in 2017 when the company was called Limbinator). A while back I watched your video on installing the Massey 3rd function, and decided to try and pull 2 half inch hydraulic hoses through the inside of my FL3819 loader arm (where the other hoses are on the right hand side) before spending money on the diverter kit. So you know, the hoses fished through the frame like a champ! Now, I have my 3rd function going through my 3rd set of remotes on the back. To go a step further, I ran another pair of hoses under the cab ( and above the transmission), then stubbed them out with quick connectors, so I can easily disconnect and drop the loader when needed. It’s somewhat inconvenient when I have to move my hand from the joystick to open/close my grapple, but it sure is nice to lock the detent on the remote when running the circular Limbsaw. Just wanted to let you know that two half inch hoses will fish through the loader arm, and thank you for doing your videos. (I never knew you had a the same saw, until I was looking for a good video to send my buddy on the circular saw. Now, my buddy has seen this video too…😎)
It’s a LOT more fun running the saw than it is the grapple, and I end up cutting a lot more limbs than I have to as a result. Which creates more grapple work picking them up…. LOL
Works a charm, from what I've seen here! It sure is a helluva lot faster than the chain saws, no doubt of that. I'd imagine that re-sharpening should be 'easy' for a person who sharpens carbide toothed saw blades. I use that brand name of circular saw blades, and get great cutting life from them. "You get what you pay for", as the saying goes! Now to pick up all those limbs, I guess your grapple will be good for this, looks like there's some firewood here too, with those larger limbs.
Sweet setup, definitely a really nice limb saw. Should be able to sharpen the blade It looks like it's just a Diablo 16" 60 tooth table saw blade, not sure what the arbor size is on the limb saw but you might be able to just use a 16" table saw blade. Being able to turn it on its side would be really handy for cutting through briar bushes or any hedge row that is over grown if you don't have a bush cutter. Great video.
Yeah that's a nice. Me and my neighbor are currently do this. We are using traditional pole saws though lol. We also have a saw blade mounted to a trimmer. The saw blade is way faster and cleaner.
@@DLHFarms Oh yeah! We only have about 2 miles or so of fencing me and my neighbor keep up. Part of his field is leased out for crops and they require him to keep limbs off the field. I just do it to keep me and my tractor scratch free lol.
Fun and useful toys,, love it!!!!! Thanks for the review, what is the entry fee??? I have trees hanging over fields also, this would be a great way to "clean up" those branch problems....
The motor needs to be moved back around 10" with sliding mounts, then put 1 to 1 drive sprockets on the motor and (the new made ) blade shaft at present position, add a chain, and presto ... full cut depth, top, bottom and front. Add a remote rotator head and that would be an excellent machine. Thanks for sharing!
👍🏼👍🏼. That’s awesome. I’ve had carbide blades sharpened. But like you said . You’re not in the dirt . Blade should last awhile. Check at a machine shop.
You can use the same pole and change the short pole that the saw is mounted too yes. If you own the chain saw type they will sell you the head to put on your pole.
That would be pretty handy! It's ashame they don't make it able to pivot the head left and right but even so I'd love to have it. What's the price if you don't mind me asking? Thanks for the great video Dennis. Always appreciate every one you make!
@@DLHFarms really not too bad, just figuring parts prices off the top of my head, there's $1200+ anyway. Then add labor, and all the other costs.. thank you Dennis
If you were cutting a trail in a forest could you put one of these on either side of the bucket (maybe with just one post for each) to make sure your cab is good and clear?
Pretty nice unit. I bet a guy could build something out of maybe 6” angle to mount his thing on and replace it with the bucket, then you could avoid the hassle with the 3rd function.
My vote and choice is still a more suitable tractor. Then it is the new version of Swedish "Fix everything machine" Huddig 1370T and look at the Products / Options. Why not Remote control from basket and have the Crane to bear a helicopter multi circular saw? You can also have it insulated from ground when you're cutting high tension grid cables also. Your wife will (hopefully) be glad to have you home sooner and also over your new ecological approach; Dennis! ;D
Nice saw I have done some research on this hydraulic system My concern is stopping the hydraulic motor Hydraulic motors need a open return hose to the sump Just a few thoughts for longevity of your purchase
I was looking at it and it’s not just a pressure line in and a return line out, the return line has a tee in it with a check valve to let the oil recirculate back to the pressure side and back through the motor once you stop the flow of oil on the 3rd function.
@@DLHFarms Is that on the Saw unit or on the Massey (aka Quickie ) loader? Just wondering, we have a Q66 loader with 3rd and 4th function capabilities. It looks like a power beyond design not dedicated hydraulic line per function like our JD I can not seem to locate the 3rd function kit ( basically a hydraulic solenoid bolting to the diverter valve with some hoses that attach in the center front of the loader) Rhino bought Bushog the Quicki distributor, I didn’t have any luck last year trying to get the kit. I thought about trying Massey (it looks like Quicki builds there loaders) O the joys of farming
Saves a lot of broken bones up a ladder with a chainsaw. I hate it going around a field with danged branches tearing at your mirrors. Ultimate revenge 💪💪💪👍
It’s tougher than you might think. I thought the same thing when I first got mine (about being fragile. But like Dennis says “You can’t get crazy with it.” (It’s a good bit of weight sitting out there on the end of that tubing)
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I used to have a "power pruner" pole saw. Had the chain and circular saws, loved the circular saw!! Great for smaller limbs and blackberries!! Just keep it revved and keep moving it.. the chain would jamb up doing that.
Nice piece of equipment!! Thank you Dennis!
Yep same concept here.
Thanks Dennis, what great tool to have on the farm. Thanks enjoyed watching 👍👍
I hope the wife and kids are doing well.
Everyone is doing great thanks!
Fantastic machine. Happy new year to you and your family Dennis. 👍😊🇨🇮
Thanks Happy New Year!
I've been looking at and wondering about these for a while. I think you just cost me some money, Dennis! Thank you for a great review. It is very helpful.
They aren’t terrible expensive.
@@DLHFarms I've had a Precision HyReach Tree Clipper on my wish list, but the cost of admission on this is much lower. I think they each have their strengths, but there is also some overlap in abilities. For the money, I think this is a win.
Dennis - Just wanted to thank you for making the videos that you do. Ironically, I have the same Massey 5711 and circular saw (but bought mine in 2017 when the company was called Limbinator). A while back I watched your video on installing the Massey 3rd function, and decided to try and pull 2 half inch hydraulic hoses through the inside of my FL3819 loader arm (where the other hoses are on the right hand side) before spending money on the diverter kit.
So you know, the hoses fished through the frame like a champ! Now, I have my 3rd function going through my 3rd set of remotes on the back. To go a step further, I ran another pair of hoses under the cab ( and above the transmission), then stubbed them out with quick connectors, so I can easily disconnect and drop the loader when needed. It’s somewhat inconvenient when I have to move my hand from the joystick to open/close my grapple, but it sure is nice to lock the detent on the remote when running the circular Limbsaw. Just wanted to let you know that two half inch hoses will fish through the loader arm, and thank you for doing your videos. (I never knew you had a the same saw, until I was looking for a good video to send my buddy on the circular saw. Now, my buddy has seen this video too…😎)
Awesome! 😎
It’s a LOT more fun running the saw than it is the grapple, and I end up cutting a lot more limbs than I have to as a result. Which creates more grapple work picking them up…. LOL
That sure beats hanging on for dear life in the loader sawing limbs while you hope the tractor operator don’t dump you out.
Bahaha. 🤣
Works a charm, from what I've seen here!
It sure is a helluva lot faster than the chain saws, no doubt of that. I'd imagine that re-sharpening should be 'easy' for a person who sharpens carbide toothed saw blades. I use that brand name of circular saw blades, and get great cutting life from them. "You get what you pay for", as the saying goes!
Now to pick up all those limbs, I guess your grapple will be good for this, looks like there's some firewood here too, with those larger limbs.
Definitely a job for the grapple. I spent like 3 day on a grapple after I got done with this thing.
I ordered one yesterday thanks for the review brother
I think you will like it.
Sweet setup, definitely a really nice limb saw. Should be able to sharpen the blade It looks like it's just a Diablo 16" 60 tooth table saw blade, not sure what the arbor size is on the limb saw but you might be able to just use a 16" table saw blade. Being able to turn it on its side would be really handy for cutting through briar bushes or any hedge row that is over grown if you don't have a bush cutter. Great video.
Yeah it’s a slick unit
Great video amazing saw 😀😀👍
Thanks!
Great video from lachute Quebec Canada,Drive On !👍🍻
Thanks!
Awesome Dennis 👍
Thanks
Looks like it works great to me, thumbs up !
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I just looked them up and they are built in my town. Just a few miles from me. Definatly need to get one
That’s cool!
I've got the radial variety and the chainsaw kind. It works good on the tractor, but it works great on the mini ex!
Great video Dennis. Looks like money well spent. There is one problem, whos going to clean up the mess ? ha ha
I cleaned it up with a grapple 👍
I’m glad you like the new saw. It must take a while to clean up the mess though.
It does but it’s not terrible with a grapple
that idea about having the motor close to the bucket and a gearbox near the blade sounds like good one
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Yeah that's a nice. Me and my neighbor are currently do this. We are using traditional pole saws though lol. We also have a saw blade mounted to a trimmer. The saw blade is way faster and cleaner.
If you have miles of this to do around a couple hundred acres this takes a lot of the work out of it.
@@DLHFarms Oh yeah! We only have about 2 miles or so of fencing me and my neighbor keep up. Part of his field is leased out for crops and they require him to keep limbs off the field. I just do it to keep me and my tractor scratch free lol.
Fun and useful toys,, love it!!!!! Thanks for the review, what is the entry fee??? I have trees hanging over fields also, this would be a great way to "clean up" those branch problems....
$2200
That works great. Now I want one LOL
Sure would be handy on a skid steer or little excavator 👍😁
Get one. There about $2200.
Looks like it would work real good on a skid steer.
Yes I’m sure it would
The motor needs to be moved back around 10" with sliding mounts, then put 1 to 1 drive sprockets on the motor and (the new made ) blade shaft at present position, add a chain, and presto ... full cut depth, top, bottom and front. Add a remote rotator head and that would be an excellent machine. Thanks for sharing!
Yes I agree
That’s pretty slick
Indeed
👍🏼👍🏼. That’s awesome. I’ve had carbide blades sharpened. But like you said . You’re not in the dirt . Blade should last awhile. Check at a machine shop.
Thanks
lol, I think you like it. That would be the cat's meow for clearing a trail
Definitely
Cool saw
Thanks!
Can you change the heads and swap from the chain saw head to circular saw? Great video !
You can use the same pole and change the short pole that the saw is mounted too yes. If you own the chain saw type they will sell you the head to put on your pole.
That would be pretty handy! It's ashame they don't make it able to pivot the head left and right but even so I'd love to have it. What's the price if you don't mind me asking? Thanks for the great video Dennis. Always appreciate every one you make!
It was $2200
@@DLHFarms really not too bad, just figuring parts prices off the top of my head, there's $1200+ anyway. Then add labor, and all the other costs.. thank you Dennis
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin yeah I think it’s a good price for what it is and does
If you were cutting a trail in a forest could you put one of these on either side of the bucket (maybe with just one post for each) to make sure your cab is good and clear?
I’m not sure that would work to good
Pretty nice unit. I bet a guy could build something out of maybe 6” angle to mount his thing on and replace it with the bucket, then you could avoid the hassle with the 3rd function.
Even it you take the bucket off it would work the same.
Works well on a tractor, I’ll bet if you had a telehandler it would have an even farther reach but run what you brung!
Our telehandlers don’t have the hydraulics to run it.
My vote and choice is still a more suitable tractor. Then it is the new version of Swedish "Fix everything machine" Huddig 1370T and look at the Products / Options. Why not Remote control from basket and have the Crane to bear a helicopter multi circular saw? You can also have it insulated from ground when you're cutting high tension grid cables also. Your wife will (hopefully) be glad to have you home sooner and also over your new ecological approach; Dennis! ;D
Hahaha
Is 15 gpm hyd max flow , most states flow skidsteers is around 17 gallon per minute. Will this work for my application
15 is minimum flow
Dennis looks like the real deal, would make it perfect if it could rotate 🪵🚜👍🏼🇺🇸
Yeah they make a manual rotator I think.
Nice saw
I have done some research on this hydraulic system
My concern is stopping the hydraulic motor
Hydraulic motors need a open return hose to the sump
Just a few thoughts for longevity of your purchase
It’s designed to run on a closed 3rd function system like this
I was looking at it and it’s not just a pressure line in and a return line out, the return line has a tee in it with a check valve to let the oil recirculate back to the pressure side and back through the motor once you stop the flow of oil on the 3rd function.
@@DLHFarms Is that on the Saw unit or on the Massey (aka Quickie ) loader?
Just wondering, we have a Q66 loader with 3rd and 4th function capabilities.
It looks like a power beyond design not dedicated hydraulic line per function like our JD
I can not seem to locate the 3rd function kit ( basically a hydraulic solenoid bolting to the diverter valve with some hoses that attach in the center front of the loader)
Rhino bought Bushog the Quicki distributor, I didn’t have any luck last year trying to get the kit.
I thought about trying Massey (it looks like Quicki builds there loaders)
O the joys of farming
Hey Dennis that is a nice saw! What is the brand and model number for that saw? Like to check it out
It’s made by the limb saw company it’s the only circle saw they make.
Can you hook it to a rear remote to keep it constantly live?
Yes I talk about that in the video.
@@DLHFarms dang, I missed right over it. guess I can watch it again.
Looks a good bit of kit. Could you put that on excavator.
Don’t see why not.
@@DLHFarms would of thought you would have more control 🤷♂️
@@jwdagriculture Im sure you would
I bet if they set the motor back some and added a chain drive to the blade it would get into places easier.
I like your idea except for the chain drive I’m not a big fan of chains. Constant maintenance
You can get that blade resharpened look for a business that deals in tablesaw blades and cabinet makers supplies
Cool thanks
Those deoblos are pretty good. You can't get those blades retooth and resharpened
So you can’t resharpen them?
DLH farms you can resharpen them. That was a typo on my part.
Saves a lot of broken bones up a ladder with a chainsaw. I hate it going around a field with danged branches tearing at your mirrors. Ultimate revenge 💪💪💪👍
Haha dang right
Blade can be sharpened up to 5 times. Should last years for you.
Good to know
Doesn't the john deere have a third function
Yesit will work on the JD
A baby giraffe
Yep
Hello Dennis looks okay to me. A inexperienced tree cutter would wreck things though.
It’s possible I guess
Zz
Just looks so fragile.
You can’t get crazy with it
It’s tougher than you might think. I thought the same thing when I first got mine (about being fragile. But like Dennis says “You can’t get crazy with it.” (It’s a good bit of weight sitting out there on the end of that tubing)