Thank you very much for your comment. The best price for this I found was at Northern tool I saved approximately $100 off of other stores. It arrived in perfect condition it is a heavy duty tool and very heavy by the way. Stay safe joe
Thank You. I just took delivery of a LimbSaw. I have not got it mounted yet. I was sconfuse3d on how the depth gauge was mounted. I have a magnetic base wireless backup cam i will try to use to get a better view.
Thank you for your comment. It has been very useful. A little difficult to see when you have it fully raised in a normal tractor because you can’t see through the roof other than that I really like it. I have cut many many limbs opening up fields and shooting lanes. I’m glad you found a video useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
To the best of my knowledge, this is the first time I've seen someone aside from Tim of Tractor Time With Tim use one of these. Part of me thinks that the field of vision for this tool is better in an open station compared to a cab tractor. Knowing that it uses a small bit of oil has me thinking the best pairing for this would be a power pack.
Thank you very much for your comment. I wish I had a glass roof on my tractor because then I could see easily where the limp saw is. I do have to bend over to see it when it’s fully extended which is a bit frustrating. A tractor without a cab that is open it will make it super easy to use this but I need a cab because it gets really hot and also when I bush hog and run over yellow jackets I’m anaphylactic to those and I need that protection. Take care Joe
Hi, great video! I have a Kabota B2650 and a rocker switch that turns my snowplow left and right. How do I know if it has enough g.p.m to run the saw? Thanks Patty
Wow, you ask a great question. I don’t know the actual gallon per minute required to run the saw but I don’t think it’s that great. I think you probably have enough flow rate to operate the chainsaw before you buy one however I would probably check the gallon per minute requirement at the website. It has worked very well for me. It does leak some hydraulic oil which is a lubricant and that’s a necessary, sacrificial element of the Saw but it’s a small price, consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Hello Garry. Great question. I don’t know if that would overwhelm the hydraulic motor of the saw. Although I believe it would be fine, probably a quick call or message to limb saw would be a good idea. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe
Thanks for your question. I don’t know the exact type but at least 18 to 20 feet. It would be ideal if this was on a skid steer cause you could see up through the roof unfortunately you can’t see through the roof in the tractor but otherwise it’s outstanding, consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Patience, my friend because the music is for about four seconds that’s it just to give me a small intro. The videos are worth watching. Recommend you go back and look at it. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
I never even new this type of saw existed. Very cool. I think there might be one in my near future! Thank you for the video.
Thank you very much for your comment. The best price for this I found was at Northern tool I saved approximately $100 off of other stores. It arrived in perfect condition it is a heavy duty tool and very heavy by the way. Stay safe joe
Thank You. I just took delivery of a LimbSaw. I have not got it mounted yet. I was sconfuse3d on how the depth gauge was mounted. I have a magnetic base wireless backup cam i will try to use to get a better view.
Thank you for your comment. It has been very useful. A little difficult to see when you have it fully raised in a normal tractor because you can’t see through the roof other than that I really like it. I have cut many many limbs opening up fields and shooting lanes. I’m glad you found a video useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
To the best of my knowledge, this is the first time I've seen someone aside from Tim of Tractor Time With Tim use one of these. Part of me thinks that the field of vision for this tool is better in an open station compared to a cab tractor. Knowing that it uses a small bit of oil has me thinking the best pairing for this would be a power pack.
Thank you very much for your comment. I wish I had a glass roof on my tractor because then I could see easily where the limp saw is. I do have to bend over to see it when it’s fully extended which is a bit frustrating. A tractor without a cab that is open it will make it super easy to use this but I need a cab because it gets really hot and also when I bush hog and run over yellow jackets I’m anaphylactic to those and I need that protection. Take care Joe
Hi, great video! I have a Kabota B2650 and a rocker switch that turns my snowplow left and right. How do I know if it has enough g.p.m to run the saw? Thanks Patty
Wow, you ask a great question. I don’t know the actual gallon per minute required to run the saw but I don’t think it’s that great. I think you probably have enough flow rate to operate the chainsaw before you buy one however I would probably check the gallon per minute requirement at the website. It has worked very well for me. It does leak some hydraulic oil which is a lubricant and that’s a necessary, sacrificial element of the Saw but it’s a small price, consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Your video shows mounted on a tractor with 8 gpm hyd flow , however I would like to mount on skidsteer with 17 gpm hyd flow , is this possible.
Hello Garry. Great question. I don’t know if that would overwhelm the hydraulic motor of the saw. Although I believe it would be fine, probably a quick call or message to limb saw would be a good idea. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe
What is the maximum reach? 10' for loader and another 8' for the arm or more than this?
Thanks for your question. I don’t know the exact type but at least 18 to 20 feet. It would be ideal if this was on a skid steer cause you could see up through the roof unfortunately you can’t see through the roof in the tractor but otherwise it’s outstanding, consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
4 seconds in and the crappy-ass "music" ran me off. Get a clue Joe.
Patience, my friend because the music is for about four seconds that’s it just to give me a small intro. The videos are worth watching. Recommend you go back and look at it. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.