aukenrockin asked:


how can i get rid of these thorn trees that are growing like crazy iv been doing it with axes and chain saws but what would make it easier on me chemicals or othe hand tools i dont care just what would me it easier

☺ asked:


and is it maybe possible that if took it to a tool rental place..i could just ask someone there to show me how ? is it very difficult? especially on a pole saw?

also, how can ensure it wont come off again? how common this happens too and should oil it?

any help appreciated..

kevin asked:


I am 18 and recently got hired on at a large tree trimming company. It pays really well but I have to provide my own power tools. I have already bought a Stihl chain saw but I will be needing a pole saw as well. I wont be using it as much so I am considering buying a poulan from Lowes for about $170 instead of the comparable Stihl for $400. Will it hold up or should I just save my money and buy the Stihl? Thanks

Betrayed asked:

Long ago, I saw some workmen cutting small limbs and branches which were higher up a tree than a ladder could reach. The tool they were using looked like a long chain with cutting teeth and leather handles at either end. The men threw the chain up and around the target limb, then simply pulled the device alternately between their two arms in a cutting motion.Does anyone know the name of this device, and where I can purchase one?

lyssie asked:

We want a DIY fencing project- We need to install about 25 feet of some kind of fence to divide our backyard as we are planting some grass for our kids and our dog digs everything up. He is an American Staffordshire Terrier (similar to a pit bull) so it has to be strong/tall enough for him but otherwise nothing fancy. If the answer is chain link, can you rent the tools that you need to install?

shotsofnature asked:

Ok, I finally found a nice piece of land on my property that I can put a garden in. I want to do a Vegetable Garden.

It’s up against my green chain link fence. The grass is dead in that area. It gets a lot of direct sunlight. It’s a pretty big area, longer than it is wide.

I’m looking to do tomatoes, peppers, peas, and a couple of other items. I want to do raised garden beds. I’m not the handiest person in the world and have limited tools.

What kind of wood should I use? Should it be treated? Does it have to be perfectly level? (I do have a level.)

I’ve got a green thumb but sometimes I’m all thumbs when it comes to being handy so the more basic the better. Any tips would be greatly appreciated?

Obviously I would construct it now (in the fall) and be ready to plant in the spring.

Thank-you

blondienowbutnotb4 asked:

Some of the trunks are around as thick as your leg. I tried using a small chain saw and the chain broke, the electric saw needs a new blade…so tell me, am I on the right track here or what? Should I just replace the blade on the electric saw? Should I use a sawzall? Please help. I did manage to cut down some of them, but I still have more to do. Thanks.

BabyMittens911 asked:

i am going to buy it

rfisher99 asked:

I need to build a bridge over a small gully / brook to get a Honda FOreman ATV over. It needs to be 11 foot long and near 10 foot wide and support the ATV, me 200lbs, and a trailer with a chain saw and other fencing tools and metal posts. One side of the gully i near ground level and the other side has a 10 foot drop off

leigh t asked:

Do anyone know,
what is the name of the tools that you use to take out links in the chain?