Guys, don't get complacent out there!!!

[thomas1]

Is this the new bacon thread?
just bought some thick sliced peppered bacon, I'm headed for kitchen.

Make sure you don't put water on a grease fire, I've heard that baking soda will smother the flames.

You can never be too careful ya know. :msp_wink:

 

[RandyMac]

Make sure you don't put water on a grease fire, I've heard that baking soda will smother the flames.

You can never be too careful ya know. :msp_wink:

Grab six bull-chokers and get out of my sight.

 

[Metals406]

The Used Dog will track you down. He has a good nose for finding grease. Har!!
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Beware this well trained grease tracker!

Love that dog! What a good boy he is. :msp_wub:

 

[Gologit]

Love that dog! What a good boy he is. :msp_wub:

Yup. That dog gets around...here he is in California:

 

[thomas1]

Grab six bull-chokers and get out of my sight.

Just let me grab my Kevlar gloves, back brace, diving helmet, respirator, welding mask, fire suit, hip waders, mouth guard, steel-toed drywall stilts, ear muffs, snowshoes, colostomy bag.....

 

[slowp]

Here he is in Montanny. He couldn't seem to get over the jet lag there so slept a lot.


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[Hedgerow]

Just let me grab my Kevlar gloves, back brace, diving helmet, respirator, welding mask, fire suit, hip waders, mouth guard, steel-toed drywall stilts, ear muffs, snowshoes, colostomy bag.....

You forgot you chaps, so it's pack yer **** up, and head to the house time for you mr polar bear...

 

[Gologit]

Just let me grab my Kevlar gloves, back brace, diving helmet, respirator, welding mask, fire suit, hip waders, mouth guard, steel-toed drywall stilts, ear muffs, snowshoes, colostomy bag.....

...and head to the landing. Give your time to the loader man. Catch the next truck to town.

Any questions...ask RandyMac.

 

[thomas1]

...and head to the landing. Give your time to the loader man. Catch the next truck to town.

Any questions...ask RandyMac.

A loader? That sounds dangerous.

 

[thomas1]

And hitchhiking sounds even more so. Jeez, you logger types are reckless.

 

[Hedgerow]

A loader? That sounds dangerous.

It is...
Way dangerous....
Extreme man....
Extreme....

 

[thomas1]

It is...
Way dangerous....
Extreme man....
Extreme....

I get chills just thinking about it.

 

[Mastermind]

Some of this thread is missing........

:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[Trx250r180]

Some of this thread is missing........

:hmm3grin2orange:

ahh what goods a thread without a needle here and there :sword:

 

[Hedgerow]

ahh what goods a thread without a needle here and there :sword:

Awe crap...
I didn't even get to read through it before it got nuked...
:msp_unsure:

 

[Mastermind]

ahh what goods a thread without a needle here and there :sword:

Your 660 is coming home. It's a mild woods port........should be perfect for big stuff and milling.

 

[Trx250r180]

Your 660 is coming home. It's a mild woods port........should be perfect for big stuff and milling.

i got some butt cuts of cedar i need to rip in half the long way to move ,only 4 ft across or so ,ill find some big stuff later to test it better in :msp_wink:

 

[Mastermind]

i got some butt cuts of cedar i need to rip in half the long way to move ,only 4 ft across or so ,ill find some big stuff later to test it better in :msp_wink:

I'm in it to win it as they say.......if the crank doesn't last send it back and we'll take it back down and post more pics of the carnage in that same thread. We can get any parts we need to put it back right.

 

[thomas1]

Some of this thread is missing........

:hmm3grin2orange:

What was done here, I see it.

 

[exSW]

Don't think that I don't see what you guys are trying to do here.
Let's please get this thread back on track: Don't get complacent out there - even with bacon!!!

Bacon and Food Safety | USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service


Philbert

Finally a safety guy that gets it!I work with clueless Corporate safety koolaid drinkers every day"all accidents and injuries are preventable"horsesh!t.Anyone who's worked in high risk(as I have my whole life)knows that freak of nature stuff happens.What he is talking about is the percentages and guys that think the odds don't count against them because they are "good".We've all seen the guy with 10,000 dollars worth of PPE and a ten cent brain the problem for us "Pros"is guarding against the .10 cent days.If you walk out in a pasture that Mama cow with a new calf doesn't know if you are the Urban Cowboy or Larry Mahan and don't care.Neither does a tree,a chainsaw,a locomotive,a bridge beam or any of the other stuff that people pay you to work with to assume risk that they don't care to take.