could always use an old Indian fire pump full of paint... Five gallons of watered down pink latex in a squirt gun fight, 50' of good thick stream, should lead to few black eyes...
gas is $5.17
Misjudged the balance of a 25'' pine. I'm not talking anything about the wind here. It went sideways. A suburban logging case. Fallout was a bent street light... Lucky thing there was nobody going down the street. That, and the fact I was high stumping. Butt held on the stump, saved my 460 intact.
Street light was the first thing I've broken in years. Well, now I know I was becoming cocky, I guess that was a sobering thing.
gas is $5.17
Is a thrown chain really a thread worthy event or is it a normal routine inconveinence. The fire wood guys have a dramatic stay safe thread. Even when I was young and new at cutting it wasnt a heart stopping event. I think I was young once or was I ?? WEll any way my little whine for the moment other than Im tired of needing to take a leak since my little boulder was smashed up
The only way a thrown chain is a major event is when you're having to file the burrs off of the drive links late at night when you should be in the house doing something more fun.
I'm not commenting on your other observations and questions.
Throwing chains isnt fun, but it happens. Not really thread worthy if you ask me. I have seen them wipe out side covers and even a few fuel tanks. They also play hell on roller chain catches. Mind you, this is experience working with a brushing crew for 6 years. Folks dont seem to understand, even a bar has a life span. When you can rock a chain 45 degrees to the left and right when the chain is sitting in the bar rail. Its a little clapped out.