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Demonstrate Limsaw Boom Extension and Flexibility

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Got Chainsaw? You've never seen a Tractor Attachment like this! 20ft reach!

What happens here

The presenter enters the Cast Loader's cab, starts the engine, and engages the hydraulics. He demonstrates the smooth extension of the Limsaw's boom arm. He also highlights the spring-loaded shock absorbers in the Limsaw's design, which provide flexibility and absorb impacts during cutting. This feature prevents binding and helps the saw follow the contours of the tree branch, allowing the weight of the saw, rather than brute force, to do the cutting.

Goal: Verify proper hydraulic operation and the Limsaw's shock-absorbing design.

Tools and materials

  • Cast Loader Cast Loaders — Operating the Limsaw attachment
  • Limsaw — Demonstrating extension and flexibility

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in that hole let's see how heavy it is oh it's not bad at okay there we go okay I can pull that up lock it in the up position slide this guy forward let it down snap bam nice snug these dudes down hand tight gorilla hand tight right okay very cool all right then hook up our Hydraulics nice fit and finish good job limbs saw okay we're going to run our hydraulic lines up through these little guides there's one of them there's the next one flat-faced hydraulic fittings just like so awesome so first of all imagine a blade on here I've got to install that blade here in just a second I'm going to have to read up a little bit this is designed to where you not only can run it vertically you can also run it horizontally and there's a little skid plate right here that runs along the ground so if you've got some heavy brush that you need to cut and you'll see that in a future video we can hook this up the same way we pull that pin and we bring it in we slide it in connect it right up there connect our hydraulic lines and we're ready to rock and roll with this portion of it today for demonstration purposes all we're going to do is we're going to use the chainsaw portion we're going to go ahead and slide our Scabbard off and show you guys what we got look at how long that is that is super long I think my idea would be to get rid of this this so we don't accidentally damage it we'll take it in the shop get it on the workt and I'll install the blade and you'll see that in a future video with the limb Sal I see this thing as being a super handy tool for the farm along with that cast loader so we're not going to have the cast loader forever we're going to be installing that on the skid loader at some point too and I've got a neighbor who has a mini X and I think it'd be really handy for him to weld on the bracket on the bucket right there where we could reach up and cut limbs with his mini ex that's awesome this is a very versatile piece of equipment from what I can tell now this is spring loed okay so you wondered how in the world does this work it's spring loaded right here so when you press down on a limb it has some give to it okay see how it has some give to it it has a little shock right here for resistance and it has some give to it it also has some give in this direction right here along with the machine so folks you might be

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