Originally Posted by
brushcutter
Just yesterday I climbed out of a creek crossing to find a dead 14" tree laying across my trail; hook the Warn #3000 to it - no challenge, and its quieter than the chainsaw. Then there's the other thing: seems that I'm always finding a new area to ride and then I'm building another trail, which I will be doing today, seems I found some cool new sloughs on the upper end of the creek bottom, so... its time to cut some brush.
BTW since we're on the topic, have any of you tried the "BEAVER BLADE"; it's a brush blade for weed whackers, it has a chainsaw chain for a cutting edge instead of the usual saw blade looking contrivance. They can be sharpened like a chainsaw and therefore have a longer service life. I have a 9" that will cut a 3" tree. You don't swing them, you just build up the revs and ease it into the tree like you would a chainsaw. Try one, I think you will like the results