"Tree surgeon held head on after chainsaw slip"

[AUSSIE1]

Tree surgeon held head on after chainsaw slip

 

[outdoorlivin247]

Where is that jaw drop smiley...


:jawdrop:

 

[Roanoker494]

I may not give up saws either, but it would be a cold day in He** before you seen me climbing another tree. Notch it and drop it, they are real easy to limb when they are on the ground.

 

[pgg]

If only he had been using a chainguard and multi-layer chainbrake with a kevlar neck-sheild, full-face motorcycle helmet , steel-mesh long-johns and flouro-green jacket it wouldn't have happened

 

[AUSSIE1]

If only he had been using a chainguard and multi-layer chainbrake with a kevlar neck-sheild, full-face motorcycle helmet , steel-mesh long-johns and flouro-green jacket it wouldn't have happened

Lol, where's Fubar?

 

[Roanoker494]

If only he had been using a chainguard and multi-layer chainbrake with a kevlar neck-sheild, full-face motorcycle helmet , steel-mesh long-johns and flouro-green jacket it wouldn't have happened

That is 100% correct........ With all that gear on he would not have been able to move far enough to pull the starter rope, much less climb a tree.

:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[2dogs]

Wow! Shades od Nearly Headless Nick.

(BTW there is a forum for this kind of post. I'm guessing this one will closed and moved up the page.)

 

[AUSSIE1]

Wow! Shades od Nearly Headless Nick.

(BTW there is a forum for this kind of post. I'm guessing this one will closed and moved up the page.)

That's fine, being chainsaw related, it can start of here.

 

[nmurph]

Well, that headline tag is certainly over the top and an exaggeration of the injury.

 

[AUSSIE1]

Well, that headline tag is certainly over the top and an exageration of the injury.

Yep, it's not as if it was cut 2/3's through!

 

[nmurph]

Nasty, nonetheless.