You can't leave it overnight that's crazy what happens if someone goe's close to it or an animal and doesn't know its just leaning and an accident happens 🤷
not talking trash. the guy cutting knows a lot of good techniques. none of them were needed to fell those trees. unless there was something going on i cant see from the video.
Before starting to use a chainsaw, I did a full course. I was the only 'private'; all others were there as a part of their profession: fire fighters, landscaping specialists and road workers. One lady was working at the local zoo with gorillas(!) These animals tend to shred tree trunks like milkshake straws and she had to cut off the sharp edges of the tree stumps. At the wood cutting training center, she was 'top dog' from the first second: "I'll walk into a burning house, but I'll never walk into a spot with gorillas around me!" That day taught me so much: Personal safety, sharp chains, keep a phone nearby when you're alone. Check in from time (phone) when you're alone in the field etc. One interesting thing: so-called 'top handle' machines are only sold here (Netherlands) to people who have a valid certificate that they're trained operators of those saws.I finished the course with a level 2 certificate. Top handle users need a level 5 certificate. And that ain't 2.5 days of training...
MAKE SURE TO NOT BUY "GREEN " at what a kiln dried bord should cost.$5.00 Bd ft fair prie but know different capability of woods. Buying green, not dry aged unless properly aged will bow, slit and even stain itself. Any wood has strength factor, load bearing, and types can vary greatly. Woods absorption of commercial stains or paint varies. We called tis saw mill Aaskan Mills, they work, but damn, they work the heck out of operators aswell.
Pretty sure that by law, your trailer lights are to be affixed to the trailer, not mountable wherever you feel. Those lights are too high up for a sedan or smaller car to see them when travelling at a notnal distance, and if you were to stop abruptly would be 100% at fault because your equipment was not in plain view. Be smarter.
