Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Super mother frigging loud...
2 Idiots Logging Chronicles
- Thread starter Adirondackstihl
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DexterDay
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In Canada we have ( two small men with big hearts moving company
When my friend and I help others we re term it two big guys with small brains inc
Sorry Jeremy, that you are down to only "one idiot logging"
very nice tribute you started here.
very nice tribute you started here.
Wish I would have met him he sounds very funny . Would have been a great friend.
Chris
Chris
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
I have been doing the single idiot thing for years. Not as fun as with a partner, but a tad safer.
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
I wish everyone could have met him.
He will always be my best friend.
He stops in to say hello once and a while.....just in a different way. I know its him.
Been some unexplainable stuff happening around the house and my wife is a witness!
I lost a dear friend like this too in a accident . I still miss jonesy
Chris
Chris
And my younger brother . Where does the time go .
Chris
Chris
Well Chris it was nice meeting you at the GTG, and I met Jeremy at a previous one. Hopefully we will all continue this for a long, long time.
jughead500
Sasquatch
Kind of reminds me of my Buddy Steve I work with.4 of us worked on 1 Damn Pine tree that got lodged in a Poplar tree across a county road.we worked on 1 tree for over 8 hours.LOL First Time I ever saw an F150 hop up in the Air when it retch the end of a Cable.lol He Hit the Horn Button and the windshield at the same time.The one day we didn't have the Track hoe on the job.
Hope so I also hope to meet adironackstihl too!
Chris
I ain't scared of much but I don't put anything in the breach unless I know who loaded it and their habits.
My idea of a warm load comes of the reloading chart and does not exceed SAAMI, CUP pressures recommendations.
Just seen the results of "a little bit hot" thats all. Had a contender that was built heavier and had custom load data just for it and I'd color mark the .44 Mags as a warning not to let them get into a regular pistol.
All that said I bet a rig like this is built to take some punishment and capable of some stout loads. Not any "old-timey" rigs in this caliber either to accidently get these hot loads into.
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
I trusted him with my life. He wouldn't make any rounds that were unsafe. They were just hotter than factory ammo is all.
Understand fully. Just thought it worth mentioning because we all know about the "other types" that ya can't trust.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
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Lowly Firewood Cutter
I've of course never met or knew the man. But I have to say I have thoroughly enjoyed the thread. Sounds like he truly was a great guy and it's great having friends like that. It certainly is hard losing someone like that, but the stories seem to help with the loss. What's nice is when it starts getting easier to tell them and you smile instead of hurt when you remember them. He'll always be with you that way too.
So true!
Chris
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
Yessir!!!
