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Dont order chaps. Find somewhere local that has them and get them before you run the saw again. I know that makes me sound like a pussy but if you make a mistake it could get real bad real quick. It's not worth the risk.
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Appreciate the concern, I have been checking any plant I don't know to make sure I'm not burning poison. I've barely used the chainsaw. I need to order chaps, shame on me.
Dont order chaps. Find somewhere local that has them and get them before you run the saw again. I know that makes me sound like a pussy but if you make a mistake it could get real bad real quick. It's not worth the risk.
Cutting into a thigh or calf is really bad idea.
There are large arteries in there that a chain saw can get to darn near instantly.
Cut a femoral in your thigh and you may bleed out in a matter of minutes.
As in fast enough YOU may not be able to get a tourniquet on YOURSELF.
Maybe if you had it on loose and just had to pull it tight.
Get some way over rated chain and pull them out going forward off a rear attachment.
Like 30,000 pound proof chain.
You can get rolling forward and let the momentum of the vehicle do most of the work.