Will a fallen tree branch tear this product?
174970
its according how big the branch is if its 3 -4 inches thick probably especially if it has a point on it
174971
Branch has to be at least four or five inches thick. Coolaroo fabric is pretty tough stuff. You'll see.
28064
YES!!! I would test it ... my less then 40lb dog ripped the TIE-ins that I anchored into my tree right out of the tree. If you have an active, strong dog, I think it will be ripped out when your dog is running hard. AGAIN! I used (2) trees in my back yard. Good luck! FYI: I still have my "stuff" never asked for a refund.
794793
No! Ours broke (not just the blade but something with the motor) when it hit a rock. An occasional twig is fine, but not lots of them or other hard things.
1057606
I had to look that one up as I live in the mid - west, but yes I imagine it would based on the picture I saw. The only problem we ran into was branches that were 1 and1/2 in diameter, but those were hard woods in most cases. might do a bit better on softer woods and in a palm type branch I believe it would do fine.
1195412
I have mine hung on the porch as well but when I hang it in a tree I sling a piece of nylon webbing/strapping around the branch and then a rope down to the hook on the chair. In this way I can remove it easily and since it is not tied tightly around the branch it doesn't damage the tree. Also removing the strapping when not in use will help it last a lot longer than not. I have also used a piece of chain run through a length of old garden hose to protect the branch and it worked great but the heavy chain is not so portable.
1375163
I have not done this, but in principle yes. But you need to drill holes deep into tree to ensure systemic delivery. But I would suggest just cutting it down. A big dead tree is a dangerous tree.
813029
just the line and the ratcheting device. Nothing for the trees. You need to get that separate, or I've read in blogs that you could use pieces of old carpet to protect the tree.
155204
No, they would destroy it. I would try something that smells bad. Maybe pinesol not on the trunk on rags in containers near the tree.
522872
IMO def will not, maybe 15-30 min of hard use but it will be slow slow cutting....MAYBE.then it will slow down to the point you just want to smash it on the ground. this product is good if you need to buzz around a fence, or tree. very light duty stuff.
278300
No, it will not harm the tree, just do not get spray on the tree, the bark or exposed/ surface roots.
2197113
Yes. I have done this a number of times. They are made of a soft plastic and can be easily cut and shaped with tin snips, wire cutters or diagonal cutters. FYI: I use outdoor cable ties to secure them to the tree.
1001925
I've used this saw to fell and cut a 35' / 16"+ tree in to 18" pieces, trunk took quite bit of work due to diameter, and no leaks yet.........but need a new blade.
1399017
If the limb it recently fallen and not totally dried out -- yes it can, just be patient and expect some feedback from the chain due to it's slow run speed. Just as a reminder, be sure to oil the chain before cutting and maybe another time during the cut. This saw does not have an automatic oiler - use 30 weight automotive oil and not bar/chain oil.
1734826
Yes, however common sense and caution are paramount in those cases. I have both a tree and playground equipment in my yard. I would use a very thick tree branch if that was the only option. Playground equipment can be flimsy, so I would be especially wary.
1296413
Use a saw not an axe for that kinda work. You can easily just smash through a branch that size with an axe, but you are going to ruin your edge. Best to just get a pruning saw and saw those pieces down to size. If they are really twiggy branches, use a small hand axe to clear the twigs off.
2019853
As long as the branch is strong enough and you have enough clearance. Not sure how it would hold up over time with the elements (rain/snow). I put ours in a 2X4 wood stud near our patio. It gets some rain and tons of sun (hasn't faded)... Used a simple S-hook (from hardware store) and some chain (probably cost me $11 extra in all) Rope would probably work, but felt safer with chain. Also to add: REALLY happy with this chair!
120682
You definitely could use it on a tree branch if it a really sturdy one. We've hung it from different things outside, but we always make sure it can hold the baby's weight. Our grandson loves it. We love it because it keeps him happy.