New chainsaw tools & toolbox

[che]

Sometimes Karma works.

Seems someone in somekind of dump truck decided our driveway to the farm looked like a good place to dump all the dead cherry, pine, hackberry, and loads of 1" thick vined poison ivy. Drove into the first curve (wooded, hidden from the road), let it all dump straight out of the bed. What a pain...because of the cherry, it couldn't be moved into the areas where cattle are...had to truck it down the road to the burning pile behind our house. :angry2:

BUT....



in his haste...he forgot to remove his toolbox.

Not much in tools....all for his chainsaw.... a few files, some wrenches, etc. BUT a really neat homemade toolbox....about 24" long with a heavy clasp, 5" high, 5" deep made out of 1/4 " steel. Perfect little box to keep ~~~MY~~~ chainsaw tools.

Sure would have been nice if he'd left his name in there too......

 

[John in MA]

Originally posted by che
Sure would have been nice if he'd left his name in there too......

Sure would have been. You then could have collected his saws!

 

[tony marks]

some people just plain eatup with class.
check for carved initials on th bottum.
u probably knowum.

 

[jokers]

Burn poison ivy!!!

Hey Che, you`re not really gonna burn it are you? I`ve never done it but I`ve heard plenty of horror stories about burning poison ivy putting people in the hospital with a type of pleurasy(sp?) from the rash developing in their lungs. Russ

BTW, glad to hear of your find, as in the tool box.

 

[che]

Well, they never came back. My husband wanted to park at the end of the driveway in the truck....and a little backup....and wait til they came looking for it.....then block him in. A big German Shepherd at the other end of the driveway...and something with an even bigger bark at the other end. BUT....we packed up and went down to the lake instead!

I did check for any engraving...no luck. Russ, thanks...that was one of my first thoughts too. I'm not the firebug here....but it'll be hard to drag everyone else away.

Che