How do you maneuver with the LSC?
The LSC circular saw is designed for cutting branches up to 5 inches in diameter and has a fixed boom for horizontal cutting, making it versatile but less flexible in transportation.
It can be challenging to control a circular saw, especially when you need to cut through branches of different sizes.
The LSC circular saw is a little different from the LS8 model in that it stays running the whole time, allowing you to move through branches as it's cutting. However, for larger diameter branches, it's best to stop and run it through. This saw is designed for cutting branches with a diameter of five inches or less.
One of the advantages of this model is that it can be attached to a fixed boom, which allows for horizontal cutting at ground level.
The saw can be pulled out of the boom and then repositioned for cutting at different angles. This feature makes it a versatile tool for cutting different sizes of trees.
In terms of transportation, the LSC circular saw does not have a lot of flexibility. However, you wouldn't have to worry as much about it since it is designed to stay running while you move through branches.