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Read articles →A brief walkaround of the Horse limb saw implement, hosted by someone at Wildlife Farming. The video touches on the chain-lubrication siphon valve, the spring-loaded cutting arm, and the adjustable left/center/right mounting positions that let you work roadsides and field edges without crowding fences. It promises a live run demonstration but the transcript sample ends before that happens. Best for anyone doing a first-pass look at this specific implement.
Posted by the Wildlife Farming channel, which appears to sell habitat management equipment, so expect a promotional product showcase rather than an independent review.
It has an adjustable siphon valve that siphons off a little bit of hydraulic fluid to keep the chain lubricated.
You drop down on the limb, turn the saw on, cut it, then move on to the next limb.
Yes, it has mountings on the right, left, and center of the frame so you can offset it without sticking the machine into your fence row.
