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TravelerEastWest
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On sale at Shoppee 5000 baht seems to be 11.5 inches so no license needed? https://shopee.co.th/เลื่อยโซ่ยนต์-5200-MTH562-EFCO--อิตาลี--i.106688757.9128567080?gclid=CjwKCAjwwdWVBhA4EiwAjcYJEAaOCgYMR52ThKlxcermYrZ57tJoxB16wRUmqxsJJuobTUDq8DcM6hoCzZoQAvD_BwE
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I received a suggestion from my father in law who has an Italian efco MTH 562 he said it works great now to find where it is for sale in Chiang mai...?
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I'm not tipping anymore I don't give a
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I have a farm and someone who is experienced will do the work for me. Although he doesn't take really good care of our tools the way friends and family that i grew up with do...
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I am American we normally use the word gas for gasoline which should be the same as your petrol?
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Interesting - thank you for the idea - but I have hundreds of bamboo to cut and lots of bushes and longan tree trimming. A friend of mine just told me "Electric ones are nice and light but like a toy not taht useful..." I am now looking for a gas one that is around 11 inches so I won't need a license.
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https://www.homepro.co.th/p/1096835 Looking at the above not sure about the size and specs... Or maybe this: https://www.homepro.co.th/p/1115818 Not looking good so far, not repaired in Chiang mai (local for me)
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Thank you!
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For many years a license has been needed in Thailand I think 12 inches and above but not certain...
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Basically we are doing that now with a machete - Thai style - works and easy to sharpen but not quick enough and good enough for many bamboo trees...
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Chalawaan, Thank you for your ideas. I would be very hesitant to buy something with moving parts from Amazon as quick service is important to me...
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Best Tool to cut Bamboo trees and Longan branches? I have maybe a thousand trees to cut... I like the idea of an electric saw but have been told the owner only lasts a short time and batteries are expensive... I don't want a large saw that needs a license. Need a name brand that is easy to find parts for. I am in Chiang mai - any ideas?
