Help!!!

[a_lopa]

so is the saw going, any pics of the big beast??

 

[MasterBlaster]

I got it to my sawguy right at the holidays, and he wuzup to his arse in work. I ain't in no hurry, and he's gonna rebuild the carb anyway. I'll know more monday.

 

[glens]

Butch, I don't need to tell you anything since you're older and wiser than me, but people like to be treated with even a minimum amount of respect.  And for most, the more consistent the environment the better they like it.

Glen

 

[Gypo Logger]

Hey Master Blaster, in the following arcticle were you the hippie of the logger?
I think you were the hippie, because loggers won't reduce themselves to climb trees, maybe to escape a bear, butnot for a living anyway. LOL

John

o we have a pot smokin' hippy up the tree that figger's he's gonna stop me from falling it ay!? I bet he is stringin' beads to sell to tourists at the ferry terminal next summer, a little extra to help out with his welfare $$$, the $$$ that my @#$%%& taxes are putting in his pocket. I'm out pulling strawline on the rigging, pulling so hard I puke, my elbows, wrists, shoulders and back ache ... but I keep pulling as this is what loggers do. It is a well earned $$. No @#$%%& way is some @#$%%& tree hugger gonna stop me from doing my job, earning my money, making my payments. I would have given the tree hugger that climbed up the tree in an attempt to stop it from being felled about 5 minutes to climb down before I started my under cut. Had he not started down, that was his problem, not mine. Upon completing my undercut and having knocked the wedge out, I would have proceded with my back cut (that is if the authorities and BCTV camera crew hadn't attempted to stop me. Nothing much more dangerous than 240 pounds of pissed off logger packing a Stihl 0.75 cranking out at about 15,000 rpm, equipped with a 42" bar. Note that .38 special would have worked

I woulda' stopped and lit a smoke, poured a coffee, filed my chain and said "Listen up mutha#$%@# ... you got three minutes to get you ass down here, or I will PUT you down."

Anyways, I woulda' fallen the @#$%%& thing, made a martyr outta' the hugger, bucked his arms and legs off if they happened to be protruding from under the log. If his corpse happened to be in the area that the log was to be bucked, I hope for his sake that he was already dead. Woulda' been a little rough, even for me to buck through his legs, torso or neck with him screaming. Oh, hold on, I have just been improvisationally inspired. Get out the screwdriver and make carbeurator adjustments - lean it right out so I can't @#$%%& hear him. I knew there was a way I can see Tony Parsons telling that story

Well, time to slack the haulback and go ahead on 'er, yo-yo-yo! We're here to log, not ... ummm ... _walk_ the dog, so pitter patter, lets get at 'er, it's on the ball or on the bomber."

 

[LJS]

HaHaHa! Werzzzz the Love Gypo. Timmmmmmmberrrrrrrrr!

 

[MasterBlaster]

Hey Master Blaster, in the following arcticle were you the hippie of the logger?
I think you were the hippie, because loggers won't reduce themselves to climb trees, maybe to escape a bear, butnot for a living anyway. LOL

John

o we have a pot smokin' hippy up the tree that figger's he's gonna stop me from falling it ay!? I bet he is stringin' beads to sell to tourists at the ferry terminal next summer, a little extra to help out with his welfare $$$, the $$$ that my @#$%%& taxes are putting in his pocket. I'm out pulling strawline on the rigging, pulling so hard I puke, my elbows, wrists, shoulders and back ache ... but I keep pulling as this is what loggers do. It is a well earned $$. No @#$%%& way is some @#$%%& tree hugger gonna stop me from doing my job, earning my money, making my payments. I would have given the tree hugger that climbed up the tree in an attempt to stop it from being felled about 5 minutes to climb down before I started my under cut. Had he not started down, that was his problem, not mine. Upon completing my undercut and having knocked the wedge out, I would have proceded with my back cut (that is if the authorities and BCTV camera crew hadn't attempted to stop me. Nothing much more dangerous than 240 pounds of pissed off logger packing a Stihl 0.75 cranking out at about 15,000 rpm, equipped with a 42" bar. Note that .38 special would have worked

I woulda' stopped and lit a smoke, poured a coffee, filed my chain and said "Listen up mutha#$%@# ... you got three minutes to get you ass down here, or I will PUT you down."

Anyways, I woulda' fallen the @#$%%& thing, made a martyr outta' the hugger, bucked his arms and legs off if they happened to be protruding from under the log. If his corpse happened to be in the area that the log was to be bucked, I hope for his sake that he was already dead. Woulda' been a little rough, even for me to buck through his legs, torso or neck with him screaming. Oh, hold on, I have just been improvisationally inspired. Get out the screwdriver and make carbeurator adjustments - lean it right out so I can't @#$%%& hear him. I knew there was a way I can see Tony Parsons telling that story

Well, time to slack the haulback and go ahead on 'er, yo-yo-yo! We're here to log, not ... ummm ... _walk_ the dog, so pitter patter, lets get at 'er, it's on the ball or on the bomber."

 

[MacDaddy]

hey graster blaster the room will stop spinning if you put the pipe down

 

[MasterBlaster]

 

[LJS]

Your Queen of the smilies MasterBlister!

 

[spacemule]

Here's some sprockets!

 

[deadtrees]

I would like to take a look at a sprocket to see about copying it. Would anyone be willing to send me one? I would not do both 1/2 and .404 but may take a shot at one size.

[email protected]
or
[email protected]

 

[pbtree]

Who would think it would be so bloody difficult to locate a sproket?

 

[MacDaddy]

Its not I have a extra NEW 1/2 sproket and a very very good used 404 sproket The funny thing is that I dont even have a 090g and I will never get one so these sprokets are junk to me But I gues I will probably just throw them away unless somebody could use them

 

[LJS]

Macman.....make a pipe out of the 1/2" one, and a beaded roachclip out of the other, and send it to masterblister as a peace offering. HaHaHaHa! LJS

 

[Gypo Logger]

Or just make a gif. of it hopping all over the screen and use it as your avitar.
John

 

[Chris J.]

I bumped this because

I wanted to know if Butch ever found the sprocket that he needed? Butch, I'm pretty certain that you'll read this. Didn't somebody one time give you the Stihl part #? I couldn't find it, but I probably didn't search back far enough.

 

[MacDaddy]

I have the # but I also have the last new 090g sproket in the world just check with your local stihl dealer

 

[ray benson]

I wanted to know if Butch ever found the sprocket that he needed? Butch, I'm pretty certain that you'll read this. Didn't somebody one time give you the Stihl part #? I couldn't find it, but I probably didn't search back far enough.

Butch said he sold the 090g recently. There is a little difference in weight between his climbing saws and the 090g.
The 090G 1/2" sprocket is 7 tooth #1109 642 1400 and the .404 is 8 tooth # 1109 642 1310

 

[Chris J.]

Thanks, Ray.

I finally put in the correct search & pulled the part # from another thread (So I'm dying here...). I believe that Mike/Grande Dog provided the same part #s. I was curious because of a Stihl .404 sprocket that I saw on eBayware, but it's not the correct one.

Forgive the digression....Ray: I don't know what kind of music you listen to, but Ray Benson (Bensen?) is the lead singer & fiddle player in the western swing band Asleep At The Wheel. They do a lot Bob Wills & the Texas Playboys tunes.

 

[ray benson]

Ya the King of Swing and I are not related. Can't say I listen to his music.