Do we need to have a Georgia GTG?
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Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Now these are pics taken of Bubba's first fight. 
Mastermind
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When he was strapped in, we gave him back the camera. It's pretty cool seeing this GTG thru the pics of an 11 year old. 
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Oh yeah.......we had fun.
I wish I could have made it, I spent a very nice day with my wife and oldest daughter on a college campus visit. Maybe next year.
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Randy, I'm SURE that will be a day that Bubba will never forget!!!! Must have been exciting for you & Jon too, watching him break ground and SOAR!!!
cory@owen
ArboristSite Operative
Stuff I enjoyed....
Randy's Ported 3120- about the most saw you can get your hands on today
Neal's Mac 125c- would probably cut a 40" round rock as fast as poplar. Lots of torque.
Randy's Dolmar 120si- Probably the nicest saw at the event. If I was made of money, I'd give a few toes for it.
Spencerpaving's 066 grenade saw- never had chips sting my arm like the ones coming out of that one. Absolute animal.
Hr woodsman ' s Mastermind ported 346xp- fastest 50cc saw at the event. Incredible saw.
There were a whole bunch of sweet saws.... but I would have driven down just for the food and fellowship. Lots of really good people there. Look forward to next time.
Randy's Ported 3120- about the most saw you can get your hands on today
Neal's Mac 125c- would probably cut a 40" round rock as fast as poplar. Lots of torque.
Randy's Dolmar 120si- Probably the nicest saw at the event. If I was made of money, I'd give a few toes for it.
Spencerpaving's 066 grenade saw- never had chips sting my arm like the ones coming out of that one. Absolute animal.
Hr woodsman ' s Mastermind ported 346xp- fastest 50cc saw at the event. Incredible saw.
There were a whole bunch of sweet saws.... but I would have driven down just for the food and fellowship. Lots of really good people there. Look forward to next time.
warpig6
ArboristSite Operative
Stuff I enjoyed...
Mrs. Groundi's chocolate chip cookies
Corey's "bet you can't guess what's in it" pies (still amazed)
The amazing slaw (never got to thank the originator in person)
Mastermind's MS261 (screamer)
Getting to run the Mastermind MS660 and the Grenade 066 side by side with the same chain setup (Thanks Jon)
+1 with Corey on the fellowship. What a great crowd!
Mrs. Groundi's chocolate chip cookies
Corey's "bet you can't guess what's in it" pies (still amazed)
The amazing slaw (never got to thank the originator in person)
Mastermind's MS261 (screamer)
Getting to run the Mastermind MS660 and the Grenade 066 side by side with the same chain setup (Thanks Jon)
+1 with Corey on the fellowship. What a great crowd!
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Spencer Paving's Grenade 066 was a very impressive saw. It's been awhile since someone else's work has really impressed me, but his saw did.
My hat is off to you my friend, good work.
My hat is off to you my friend, good work.
warpig6
ArboristSite Operative
Edit... Cory with no E... Sorry bro
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Pinto bean pie was a first for me.
Good stuff though.
Good stuff though.
zogger
Tree Freak
Spencer Paving's Grenade 066 was a very impressive saw. It's been awhile since someone else's work has really impressed me, but his saw did.
My hat is off to you my friend, good work.
Man, lotta saws there rocked! That 066 was light to me and pulled great, and your 346 you had built, the one with the I think 18 sugi and full 3/8ths, geez loweez, almost no need for a 70!
I liked all of them, all the big ole murikan muscle, the new high rpm whizzbangs, you name it.
cory@owen
ArboristSite Operative
If you tell folks what's in it they won't try it. Their loss.
spencerpaving
ArboristSite Guru
Wish I was there...sounds like the food was top notch! But jussst a little far for me to travel
Hr woodsman
ArboristSite Lurker
Spencer Paving's Grenade 066 was a very impressive saw. It's been awhile since someone else's work has really impressed me, but his saw did.
My hat is off to you my friend, good work.
Strongly agree. Would love to own one myself.
Will be most memorable saw.
cory@owen
ArboristSite Operative
Here is Renae with the 3120. He was first to say "let me have some of that 3120". Kick started the whole event.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
That 3120 is holding so much RPM in the cut that it worries me. A bigger rim and a more aggressive chain is in it's future.
I guess! Sounds like a 372.
zogger
Tree Freak
I spaced out on getting a pic of WPs cooker! Anyone get a pic? Best use of a trailer behind a truck evah....
lesorubcheek
Addicted to ArboristSite
That 3120 was something alright. 
My son kept saying "you need to run that big orange one over there". Sure glad I did! Thanks for bringing her for us all to try out. Just a really perfect day. Weather couldn't have been any better. That's some of the best barbeque we ever had. And those chocolate chip cookies.... oh yea. One thing for sure, next time we're gonna have to plan to spend the night somewhere so we don't have to leave early to drive back on the same day.
Dan
My son kept saying "you need to run that big orange one over there". Sure glad I did! Thanks for bringing her for us all to try out. Just a really perfect day. Weather couldn't have been any better. That's some of the best barbeque we ever had. And those chocolate chip cookies.... oh yea. One thing for sure, next time we're gonna have to plan to spend the night somewhere so we don't have to leave early to drive back on the same day. Dan
