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LarryTheCableGuy
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I'm working on it!!04ultra said:
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Lakeside53
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Tell us more..Freakingstang said:
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THALL10326 said:
Thall baby, show me da money or I will tell Ken and Woodsfarmer about that stunt you pulled while cutting with one hand, and having fun with your brothers, remember ???
I recognize when someone's in a tight spot...:blob4: :blob4:
THALL10326
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belgian said:
Ha, if they saw that they would be howling bigtime. I see nothing wrong sawing one handed with a 064 in a big log. Not like da python couldn't handle it,hehe
Beings ya so kind though heres da money, its right here, ya see it, yup thats da money, big pile isn't it, yup thats the money, $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
da ya see it, good. I'm off to the bank, be back in abit,:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
Ekka
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Crikey, 6 pages and not a word out of the thread initiator.
I think the most hazardous thing for Thall is the fags, if he wants to saw wood for another 38 years he better kick them fags where it hurts.
I reckon the drop start method used by Thall is a pretty common and half decent method. It's those rear handle pulling ones that are the bad a$$ way to start the saw.
But frankly, when you are up a tree almost anything goes so those PPE nazi's who most likely never even climbed a slippery slide should pi$$ off.
Ever got caught holding something half cut in your left hand and you have to drop start your 200T up a tree? Things you dont show or do on video but I learned to get out of a jam by putting the chain break on (make sure saw is switched on) lift saw up by the starter handled and give it a good fast drop and pull ... now it's running, just a small juggle and you got that baby right where ya need it.
The single largest threat to a business here in OZ is the OHS nazi's, regardless of what systems or PPE you have in place you, the boss, will always be held responsible for workers. Even if the worker does something wrong intentionally and knowingly behind your back you the boss can be fined... that in itself is the threat.
And bosses are getting fined all the time coz there's never a 100% safe way to run a tree jobsite, and when an accident occurs the blanket fine imposed is for "failing to provide a safe workplace".
I think the most hazardous thing for Thall is the fags, if he wants to saw wood for another 38 years he better kick them fags where it hurts.
I reckon the drop start method used by Thall is a pretty common and half decent method. It's those rear handle pulling ones that are the bad a$$ way to start the saw.
But frankly, when you are up a tree almost anything goes so those PPE nazi's who most likely never even climbed a slippery slide should pi$$ off.
Ever got caught holding something half cut in your left hand and you have to drop start your 200T up a tree? Things you dont show or do on video but I learned to get out of a jam by putting the chain break on (make sure saw is switched on) lift saw up by the starter handled and give it a good fast drop and pull ... now it's running, just a small juggle and you got that baby right where ya need it.
The single largest threat to a business here in OZ is the OHS nazi's, regardless of what systems or PPE you have in place you, the boss, will always be held responsible for workers. Even if the worker does something wrong intentionally and knowingly behind your back you the boss can be fined... that in itself is the threat.
And bosses are getting fined all the time coz there's never a 100% safe way to run a tree jobsite, and when an accident occurs the blanket fine imposed is for "failing to provide a safe workplace".
outdoortype
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What part of Va ya from???[/QUOTE]
I'm from the Winchester area-out in the county. My wife has friends in Sterling. Maybe next time we visit we'll swing by your shop. Today would've been a pretty good day to let the chips fly, but I'm laid up also.
I'm from the Winchester area-out in the county. My wife has friends in Sterling. Maybe next time we visit we'll swing by your shop. Today would've been a pretty good day to let the chips fly, but I'm laid up also.
Ekka said:Crikey, 6 pages and not a word out of the thread initiator.
I think the most hazardous thing for Thall is the fags, if he wants to saw wood for another 38 years he better kick them fags where it hurts.
I reckon the drop start method used by Thall is a pretty common and half decent method. It's those rear handle pulling ones that are the bad a$$ way to start the saw.
But frankly, when you are up a tree almost anything goes so those PPE nazi's who most likely never even climbed a slippery slide should pi$$ off.
Ever got caught holding something half cut in your left hand and you have to drop start your 200T up a tree? Things you dont show or do on video but I learned to get out of a jam by putting the chain break on (make sure saw is switched on) lift saw up by the starter handled and give it a good fast drop and pull ... now it's running, just a small juggle and you got that baby right where ya need it.
The single largest threat to a business here in OZ is the OHS nazi's, regardless of what systems or PPE you have in place you, the boss, will always be held responsible for workers. Even if the worker does something wrong intentionally and knowingly behind your back you the boss can be fined... that in itself is the threat.
And bosses are getting fined all the time coz there's never a 100% safe way to run a tree jobsite, and when an accident occurs the blanket fine imposed is for "failing to provide a safe workplace".
Eric I was waiting for him to post today when he was looking at the thread..Just wanted to hear what he had to say to me today...
People just cant read...It says THALL video.. LOL
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THALL10326
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04ultra said:
No fear ole boy, if he read this thread today he'll know who them clips belong to now,hehe. I got no bones with Ken, he's entitled to his thoughts. I had alot fun on this thread myself. I got a helluva cold and this thread made my day more fun. THANKS KEN, pleasure was all mine........
THALL10326
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outdoortype said:
I'm from the Winchester area-out in the county. My wife has friends in Sterling. Maybe next time we visit we'll swing by your shop. Today would've been a pretty good day to let the chips fly, but I'm laid up also.[/QUOTE]
Winchester, hmmm, only 38 miles away, cool. Gonna go shine you up a nice new chainsaw. Tell ya better half ya need a new Stihl for Xmas. I'll have it all prutied up when for ya,..........................
Trigger-Time
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Christman said:
Don't we all!
sawinredneck
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Trigger-Time said:
YUP!!!!!!!!!!!!
Trigger-Time said:
I agree with this post....
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Just Mow
Don't touch my Willie !!!
I told you those damn videos would get you in trouble one of these days. Good thing they have not found the good ones. Try and be a little more responsible next time. And get rid of those purdy saws or atleast use them so they will look like you use them.04ultra said:I'm Speechless
.But he did say my saws were kinda pudry
sawinredneck
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LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:jester: :jester: :jester:
But ya have to becareful, cause someday they might belong to you!!!!
But ya have to becareful, cause someday they might belong to you!!!!
They sure are all purdy.....This 034 is off the shelf in my collection...:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
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sawinredneck
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Not sure what you did to that poor saw Ultra, but I recomend you not do it again!!! That thing is UGLY!!!!
Andy
Andy
sawinredneck
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Now that I think about, not even sure the Cuda can do anything fo that sucker!!!:greenchainsaw:
