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There are a few basic ideas you should know before choosing to build wind turbine generators. Wind generators are normally installed on a tower that places them about one hundred feet above ground. This allows the turbine to catch the most wind. At this level, buildings and trees... [Read more...]
About Stihl Chainsaws
Stihl Chainsaws and Parts
If ever there was an American icon, one of them has to be Stihl Chainsaws. Whether you're a professional forester, or a weekend do it yourselfer, there's a Stihl product suited to your particular chainsaw needs. Browse Info on Stihl...
About McCulloch Chainsaws
MuCulloch Chainsaws and Parts
For solid reliability, McCulloch Chainsaws hold a long standing reputation for innovation and cutting edge chainsaw technology. You'll find models for professionals and homeowners alike, including electric chainsaws. Browse Info on McCulloch...
Other Resources About Chainsaws
Here are some interesting sites and other resources relating to Chainsaws and the chainsaw industry:
National Ag Safety Database - Safety with Chainsaws
North Dakota State University Agriculture and University Extension - Chainsaw Safety: No Tricks
Outdoor Power Equipment and Engine Service Association
Outdoor Power Equipment Institute
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About Husqvarna Chainsaws
Husqvarna Chainsaws and Parts
Arborists have made Husqvarna chainsaws their preferred choice for tree-management work. The Husqvarna Group is the world's leading manufacturer of chainsaws for every timber sawing task. Browse Info on Husqvarna...
About Echo Chainsaws
Echo Chainsaws and Parts
Echo chainsaws are built for excellence, and are suitable for the professional who needs a reliable commercial grade power machine, as well as for the homeowner who demands top quality in a chainsaw. Browse Info on Echo...
A Word About Chainsaw Safety
Great care has been taken by chainsaw manufacturers to make designs safe, and there have been excellent improvements over the years. That doesn't mean, however, that working with these tools is not without risk of injury. The most common and most serious cause of injury is kickback. This is a phenomenon where movement of the chain stops suddenly due to the failed course of a chain tooth in cutting through wood, thus causing the bar to move upward, in an arc-like path, toward the operator.
Another danger comes from the operator being caught or crushed under a felling timber load when the item(s) being worked on collapse before the saw blade has been completely removed. Before using a chainsaw for any purpose, logging or aboriculture, it is critical that the user receives comprehensive information about chainsaw safety. And, checkout our chainsaw safety video.
