I have some pine that is up to 18" diameter and 20" long. Will this tackle it?
1818943
I've never done pine that big, but I doubt it. It may do simple pieces,but once there is a branch or knot it will probably choke.
1818944
I've had some success with pine that large that was well aged and relatively clean of knots. Generally, I had to hand split it once and then it was fine.
1495034
I've cut pine saplings the size of my thumb and trimmed back overhanging rhododendron branches. It should do fine. As with a previous answer, a lopper would do better for anything over an inch.
664222
I don't think it would matter since it clamps down fairly tight and shouldn't move. I have used it on pieces less than 4 feet with no problem. The excess just juts out from the wood.
332924
not really.. the hole is too small for pine cones. PS, you have to make sure whatever you are sucking up is DRY, DRY, DRY, DRY... and small, small, small THEN IT WILL WORK OK...
1132617
If the wood is not hard and you find long enough staples it may work. It is a powerful stapler but it looks like you are taking it to the limit
170917
it might be a bit top heavy, I have multiple height ladders and found out a 6ft. gives you more reach than usually needed. If you are trying to trim at 20 ft or higher I would recommend a professional swinging branches from that height can be dangerous.
2001384
I believe it will. It takes up to 2" tall staples. So anything shorter should be fine.
479411
It should be able to handle it just fine. I cut down a tree that had a trunk that was at least 8 inches. Just make sure the chain is well-oiled and snug. The chain on mine came off once, but I was able to get it back on. I think it has a tendency to do this when it is new, so you may have to do some adjusting for a while.
1382319
We used it on pine, as well. This company (Cedarshield) has gone through some "changes." I would check the website and talk to a person. We used about seven gallons of this product and so far we have been pleased, but only time will tell if it really holds up.
1278454
should work fine... I use it for small to 2.5 inch Oleander branches(medium hardness)
1636009
Sure it would as long as you get the correct length. Also you will have to figure out how you will tether the rope ends. The rope ends come with hooks.
2000168
Boy, you guys need to learn what diameter means. It'll probably work but it will take a lot of work. Also, good luck getting a 24" diameter log on it and keeping it there. I would say it would work but this was not designed for it.
833978
I know it can handle the width, but I am not sure about the height. I have done 20 oz without a problem.
244924
No you would need a different attachment piece to work on something that size. Check their website I believe they have what u need.
1385840
I'm sure it would. I used mine on Brazilian Teak which I think is probably even harder than oak and had no problems with it.
2064777
I am definitely not sure. It depends on the brand I assume. Mine said not over 22 pounds so it should handle an 18 pound basket.Donna
2085212
Yes it will. I have a 450 rancher, husqy chain saw with a 20 inch bar and it works great.