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Only time I stop work is when the light is out:laugh: Quitin times are for city slickers,mountain people work till there aint any work which is never:rock::laugh:

2dogs has it right. How you care for your boots determines how long they will last. Most us do not work a pair of boots to death like the smoke stompers do:laugh: I have seen smoke stomper boots that were a name brand boot fail in a month, maintenance was regular and they failed,pumice soils eat...

I have no clue what your ####in issue is. I am not this man or woman your talking about. If you were right how stupid would they be to steal another members account get real . This was my dads account and he did not now this man or woman your talking about. He had very few friends and less...

Water only removes the salt,it does not replace the oil. As to gologit you have a issue with me because some stump wart hurt your ego some time back when your a kid and your taking it out on me and I have not clue as to why your so hateful. I feel sorry that you have to trash someone who has...

It reduces the amount of sweat,they can only hold so much moisture.

Splice A couple of the office rats I work with are sailors of a sort. I can ask them what they think. To me it looks if for any strain loaded uses.

And this is coming from a arm chair logger LMAO I know what it takes to drop merch timber. If you are such a expert put up some real video sometime and prove yourself or welter off.

Who the #### are you calling me liar :angry: I do not stand being bashed when unknown to anyone on this site. The things I am seeing are just what people local to me say about this site,full of BS artist and arm chair loggers.

The reason you have remove the insole and oil them is sweat contains salts that over time dry out the leather. Regular oiling on the inside of the boot ensures the oil gets to every nook and crany.Knowing how boots are made will give one a clue as to what it takes to keep them in good condition...

Never work a day under my old man. I am desk jockey most days. Only recently got into timber falling,money is getting tighter nowa days.

Boot Creak Roma sounds like they did not get regular deep oiling. I learned to pull the insoles and put in a few ounces of liquid neatsfoot oil to condition the inside areas under the insoles,alot of the better boots are have leather in this area.

Who the ####in you think you are saying I am somebody I aint. Who ever the ####in ever this guy is if he a member let him speak up or you all can welter off:msp_thumbup:I am using my old mans account since he is in the great loogers retirement home.

What ever you wanabe fallers. I learned a lot tricks from my old man that you keyboard fallers will never understand:bang: If you were even real fallers you would know what I am talking about. Got to utube and find out how to use a sloping cut to place a tree,real fallers use them a lot.Softer...

Boots Been wantin a pair that are new. Got a old pair from my old man,kinda want them to stay on a shelf after he was killed. Getting a few jobs on the side to pay bills since the economy took a swim down the slew. Looked at Hoffmans site,good prices just dont like the build style.

Back Cut My old man said 3" on softer woods over 26" DBH, 2" on wood under 26" DBH. Hardwoods aint well seen in my neck of the forest. If she be spongey sloping cut and wedge the witch over.

sounds fun may be able to get rid of a couple parts so i can clean out the storage. i like the climbing idea been a couple years since i speed climbed:dizzy: might need to bring my homey 770 g for some one to help me get it runnin rite as rain:clap: i only have one work saw left might be fun to...

help ya need something like a mac 450 32" bar and full skip:cheers:

my turn i seem to find most of the problems with the cap is the operator tryin to force the cap in place. i have learned to deal with the flipy caps. :cheers:

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36" bar just modded a brand new $5.00 dollar large mount husky 36" to fit my 460. i had to drop a dozen hazard trees yesterday. some of the trees were 32" to 42" dbh. the 460 just laugh at these trees. the only tree that was :censored::chainsaw: was solid petrified pitch:givebeer: the 460 is...