how does using this compare to using the power gear bypass loppers --let's say, the 25 inch or longer?
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Sorry, but I have no idea what the "power gear bypass lopper" is. I can say that a lopper with the rachet feature cut much easier than one without - both being the same length.
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This is heavier to lift but has the advantage of a locking ratchet which on really larger branches helps. It really depends on what size branches you are most likely to clipping.
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1. Power gear uses one squeeze motion to perform the cut (gear applies most pressure leverage end of the squeeze). Ratchet type loppers will use multiple squeezes of the handles (3-4 squeezes) to perform a single cut. 2. Anvil loppers are recommended for hard, dead wood. They work by pressing a single blade against a flat surface. Bypass loppers are recommended for live, green wood. They work by pressing the blade past the edge of a flat surface. Using bypass loppers on hard, dead wood can cause the blade to twist under pressure, damaging the loppers.
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I used this on a side draft manifold to run a Virago 250. I had to raise the needle one step (move the clip down) and wound up with a 250 mainjet. I also shortened the spring a little, to ease throttle operation with my "quick" throttle. Be careful doing this with flat slide carbs as the idle tends to hang at high vacuum.
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try getting Robinson Racing 1050 48p Six Pack Pinion 16/26t and experiment to see what speed set-up works best.
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For me I have found that the best fit, feel, and the best response is using a 7' fast or extra fast rod. That's just me. Brand of rod is a personal preference thing......Daiwa or G-Loomis.
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I bought the MoJack Pro because it was only a little over $100 for the extra 250 lb lift capacity. I figured my life was worth the added safety. The 28" you are questioning is the inside to inside width from tire to tire. I have put several 48" walk behind and 52" cutting deck tractors on it. This is an easy to use, safe and well made lift. Easy access to the mower blades with a cordless impact!
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Linnea, thanks for the e-mail and the interest in the Felco loppers. Those are a bypass blade. Most Felcos are. Please let us know if you have any other questions on this or any other item in our catalog. Thanks, Mike CristA.M. Leonard, Inc.241 Fox Dr.Piqua, OH 45356mcrist@amleo.com
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i haven't installed it yet, but i compared it to my rangerstepside's hose and it is a little longer. i believe thatyou can trim one or both ends to fit and put theconnectors back on.it may be worth the gamble, because the price isnoticably lower than it was a few years ago.i'd say that it is a little less than an inch difference.
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I've used the Black Widow on my air lift to raise either the front wheel or the rear wheel. The only negative thing I've found on it use is the thread ratio at the beginning of the lift makes for some strain in turning the thread-bolt. Once the scissor lift gets "Over-center" the turning process is greatly eased. I would recommend using a long handled ratchet with an extension & socket to fit over the bolt screw. The lift has no problem lifting the 1100 #'s but the initial portion of the lift takes a lot of torque so the long hand will ease the overall lift since the bolt handle is too short to get enough leverage on the initial start of the lift without a longer-handle apparatus. I've used the Black Widow on my air lift to raise either the front wheel or the rear wheel. The only negative thing I've found on it use is the thread ratio at the beginning of the lift makes for some strain in turning the thread-bolt. Once the scissor lift gets "Over-center" the turning process is greatly eased. I would recommend using a long handled ratchet with an extension & socket to fit over the bolt screw. The lift has no problem lifting the 1100 #'s but the initial portion of the lift takes a lot of torque so the long hand will ease the overall lift since the bolt handle... » Read More I've used the Black Widow on my air lift to raise either the front wheel or the rear wheel. The only negative thing I've found on it use is the thread ratio at the beginning of the lift makes for some strain in turning the thread-bolt. Once the scissor lift gets "Over-center" the turning process is greatly eased. I would recommend using a long handled ratchet with an extension & socket to fit over the bolt screw. The lift has no problem lifting the 1100 #'s but the initial portion of the lift takes a lot of torque so the long hand will ease the overall lift since the bolt handle is too short to get enough leverage on the initial start of the lift without a longer-handle apparatus. « Show Less
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I prefer the longer ones. you get more thrust with slower kicking or short strokes. Saves energy and if you really need power it is there.
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Hello Thank you for your query. Please be advised that the FS65 takes the bigger 20-3 polycut head. Kind Regards GM Suppliers
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Are you lifting the rear or the front? Im using it on a Gravely 52" HD mower and it has no problem lifting the front. You can always cal MoJack. Thats what I did.
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I have no idea what the difference might be as I don't know what else you saw. I found that the Big Reach Saw did not work very well with the long extensions; I hope I can at least use all of the other attachments with the extensions.
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Don't own a McCulloch. I put the Oregon blade and PowerSharpener on a Husky 450, that normally carries a 18" blade, but the 16" blade works well and I don't have to manually sharpen it, or constantly swap chains. It works for me.
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Power cord the shorter the better with the range mine is on a 25' extension and a power strip works but some time looses connection cord works better without the power strip
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to be honest with you this will only work done stripped heads that are not seized up. if this thing is seized in there you're going to want to go for the next biggest tool. if you think you could get it out if you could just get a grip on it but then this will probably work. I broke a couple of mine in this set. They are decent, but have limits.
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67" worked great, used it under a 4 post lift like anyother tool Saftey First! I would buy another!
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I've found that traction is the key to this device's performance. My 23 horsepower Kubota does a great job of pulling as as it has good traction. Tap root stumps can be challenging though. As a rule, I believe that more power is better. More power = more weight and more weight = more traction and pulling power. I think you'll be pleased with this product but will see that a bigger tractor will do more work.