I carry a small pruning saw to take care of limbs in the trail but for overhead tall limbs the wife was too short to reach them. I simply drilled an extra hole in the handle and screewed a piece of an old broom handle too it and now the wife can scurry along in front of the van and catch the tall limbs befor they hit the van. I do luv that woman and even more since she can reach the tall branches!
I think we carry the same pruning saw..... we also carry a small nipper that is gear driven for some mechanical advantage...
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Greg in Austin
2008 Ford 6.0PSD EB/E-PH SMB 4X4 Aluminess f/r bumpers (13.5mpg avg, 15mpg hwy) 52k miles [Texas McBeast]
2006 Toyota Prius (48 to 68 mpg) 120k miles [Penelope]
2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon (15 to 18 mpg) [Johnnie]
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I have something similar sans handle. good idea suumpalump!
Anyone carry a cordless (or corded) sawzall? I was thinking of carrying one with me. I own a corded one but didn't want to suck down my house battery and was thinking of springing for a cordless model. any thoughts?
steve
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'00 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 Highly Modified
'04 Jeep Grand Cherokee- wife won't let me modify it. :-(
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'05 Ford V-10 4x4 SMB "50" White
'00 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 Highly Modified
'04 Jeep Grand Cherokee- wife won't let me modify it. :-(
Does anyone really read this stuff other than surfgeek?