Careful with that "gift" - try it on some of my logging customers and it will get you tarred, feathered, and... hmmmm good idea!
Note to Tom, WD-40 does a good job of removing tar.
Careful with that "gift" - try it on some of my logging customers and it will get you tarred, feathered, and... hmmmm good idea!
Note to Tom, WD-40 does a good job of removing tar.
With each sale I hand out samples for em to go home and heal,
Note to Tom, WD-40 does a good job of removing tar.
Note to Tom, WD-40 does a good job of removing tar.
and.... just how do you know that?? :monkey:
and.... just how do you know that?? :monkey:
I really enjoyed readin this thread River, amost like a good old fashioned road movie.
Sounds like them Stihl dealers are real funny characters, LOLOLOL..
I really enjoyed readin this thread River, amost like a good old fashioned road movie.
Sounds like them Stihl dealers are real funny characters, LOLOLOL..
Any more pictures
Yes more pix tomorrow,,, forgot camera & laptop at day job,,, trying to finish two trip reports and two expense reports very time consumming,,,, and a contractor evaluation form?????
Later,,, :monkey: :monkey: :monkey:
R2'ed
Tell me about it. I hate filling out expense reports. Makes for a good office day though.
Lake's being kind and not telling how the second tree ended up on the trailer....the first was nature's revenge....
my response woulda been that the guy whut dun it was a crazier arbolist than me, and technically not in my employ, as he's a bonafide sub contractor. and also hangs upside down in trees....
but also who dropped a dead tree kind of onto the garage..that was right behind that thar trailer.....
This was one of the most enjoyable treads i've seen, not been here long and still readin' a lot of old stuff. hell of a bunch of great guys and gals on here
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