Presents...
A Complete Guide to Chain Saw Safety and Directional Felling
by Tim Ard and Mike Bolin
Photos and Video by: Laura Ard, Mike Bolin and Tim Ard
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Over 200 Pages, 20 chapters of up-to-date interactive information...
Introduction Chapter 1 - Safety in Planning Chapter 2. The Need for Personal Protection Equipment Chapter 3. Choosing the Right Saw for the Job Chapter 4. Starting and Using Your Chain Saw Chapter 5. Chain Saw MaintenanceA Key to Safety and Profit Chapter 6. RDTA Maintenance System for Professionals | Chapter 7. Saw Chain, Guide Bar, and Drive Sprocket Selection and Maintenance Chapter 8. Formulating the Felling Plan Chapter 9. Understanding Felling Techniques Chapter 10. Fiber Pull and Splitting Chapter 11. Tree Height Determination Made Simple Chapter 12. Determining Side Lean | Chapter 13. Using
Directional Felling Techniques on Small Trees Chapter 14. Wedging to Overcome Back Lean
Chapter 15. Dealing With Hanging
Trees and Problem (Hazard) Trees
Chapter 16. Spring PolesHow to
Safely Deal With Them
Chapter 17. Limbing and Bucking
Chapter 18. Chain Saw Safety in
Firewood Applications
Chapter 19 Video Clips and Scripts Chapter 20 Links and references |
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