Good post...lmao. But ain't it the damn truth...Don't be surprised if your voice starts to drop after you start running a chainsaw regularly -
amazingly, there is some truth to this. Power in ones hands translates into a definite physical and psychological reaction. Once you get the hit,the evidence is here before you on these forums - many become chain-saw crack addicts.
After they have a heart attack, they might drop the price a few hundred. lol!
Gotta like that one...Yeah, someone has to show off their manly man tree-ape skills no doubt. Course, if they give you a bid that's too high, tell em you already have your Dolmar PS35 and climbing spikes/kit picked out(kinda like this thing. http://www.wesspur.com/climbing-kits/spur-climbing-kit.html).
You're not too far off... after listening to what the forester said, I actually entertained the thought of doing some trimming myself. NOT!Yeah, someone has to show off their manly man tree-ape skills no doubt. Course, if they give you a bid that's too high, tell em you already have your Dolmar PS35 and climbing spikes/kit picked out(kinda like this thing. http://www.wesspur.com/climbing-kits/spur-climbing-kit.html).
He sound like has Asthma, or swallowed some bourbon down the wrong pipe.no we don't! especially one with an avatar and subliminal message as that one sends out...
of course,... not to get too out of line here, but wondering if any man could tame that ... err, umm... ahh... kitty?
http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=utube+lion's+roar&&view=detail&mid=41F196C23A32CC96B8B541F196C23A32CC96B8B5&rvsmid=E1F535FE4686238223F6E1F535FE4686238223F6&fsscr=0&FORM=VDFSRV
It's not like you're climbing in them...food for thought.
I've got a certain Marine in mind for that job.
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But in my mind, I was climbing the tree. LolIt's not like you're climbing in them...food for thought.
And I was just getting ready to box up my MS-211, bigger brother to the 170 and 180, and send it to ya...I rarely use it. Wow...no good deed ever goes unpunished. Silly me...
Oh yeah. "See?? That's what she wanted - something for nothing."Man...Dr P will be on me now...like white on rice!!!
Funny gal...Oh yeah. "See?? That's what she wanted - something for nothing."
Oh goody, I knew my little tricks would work eventually.
I'm the kind of person who likes doing things for myself. If I don't know how, I learn. If I'm not physically able, I look for a qualified professional who is.i was going to tag this on to my last post on the subject, but u give me a good opportunity here. its one reason i never commented on saws type etc.
from your post sounds like you might engage them with some contract work. i never really thought you wanted be running chainsaws, much less caring for them. not a dis, just a comment... an opinion. of course, i could be wrong... maybe you will just
>I know how dangerous working with trees can be
you are so right! the chainsaw, other than war armory, etc... is considered the most dangerous tool in the world!!!
It's not like you're climbing in them...food for thought.
And I was just getting ready to box up my MS-211, bigger brother to the 170 and 180, and send it to ya...I rarely use it. Wow...no good deed ever goes unpunished. Silly me...
Always wear protection.
I'm the kind of person who likes doing things for myself. If I don't know how, I learn. If I'm not physically able, I look for a qualified professional who is.
I've used a chain saw before; cut all the limbs off a large pecan that fell on my house in a storm. I can't see paying someone to do something that I can do myself.
I'm wanting a saw now to cut small stuff around the yard - not trimming 60' hollies, or taking them down... not yet, anyway.
And thinking back, I'm lucky I'm still here and all in one piece - cutting all that wood with No PPE!!!
But in my mind, I was climbing the tree. Lol
OMG, that is my most often used quote. great minds...
