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Leveraging Dual Dogs for Stability and Power

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The chainsaw is equipped with dual dogs (also known as bumper spikes or felling dogs). These metal points are designed to dig into the wood, allowing the user to leverage the chainsaw against the log. By using your backhand as a lever, these dual dogs enable you to take full advantage of the saw's substantial torque, facilitating deeper and more controlled cuts.

Goal: Learn how to use dual dogs for improved cutting leverage and control.

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  • Dual Dogs N/A — Providing leverage and stability against wood

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reduce stalls and heavy duty bucking and tree felling applications. One feature that helps take advantage of all that torque is going to be these uh dual dogs here. So, really what it allows you to do is dig into that wood, use your backhand as a lever to take advantage of 9 Newton meters of torque. Another feature that's professionally demanded is going to be these filling sight lines. So when I step up to a tree and I'm trying to drop it for a customer, I need to put this thing into

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