Just as I suspected... And your a flat lander...
logger suspenders
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Just as I suspected... And your a flat lander...
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
I am all gut and no butt, even with a belt when I bend over the moon comes out, suspenders keeps the pants high and tight.
husqvarnaguy
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Loggers wear underwear? Seems like it would slow them down.
Well haven't seen manys drwers.
I was mostley reffering to these kids runnin around with there pants to their knees. Makes ya wanna put a brandin iron on the ass since they wanna show it.
Joe46
ArboristSite Guru
Try working with a load of chips in your waistband. Didn't somebody mention drivers are wannabe fallers
More lunch room????? Actually have great respect for log truck drivers. Not a lot of the OTR guys could do what they do.
Well haven't seen manys drwers.
So hawt right now
You forgot the ones who wear two pair of suspenders...one for their pants and one for their chaps with the shoulder pad already attached.
If they're falling and helping in the rigging or running machinery it's perfectly acceptable to wear 2 different styles.
They both have to be button type though. No clip ons. The only guy I know that gets away with wearing clip ons is Randy Mac. I mean, who's going to say anything to him? He'd probably set you on fire.
Macman125
libertarian/anarcho-capitalist firewood hack
roberte
Addicted to ArboristSite
So is there etiquette on color or advertising
You'll have to check with Slowp on that. She's our fashion consultant.
OREGONLOGGER
ArboristSite Guru
Buck'n fast with a Homelite 550 keep those pants 10" off the earth with a good set of suspenders or you'll hear...man down if your doing lumberjack type of work...look like one
if your doing lumberjack type of work...look like onedeepsouth
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DarthTater
Keep Calm & Carry a Chainsaw
keeps you from having to stop and yank your pants back up when you are moving around a lot, pants will move down even with a belt when you are clambering through a bunch of uneven junk on steep terrain.
plus, if you carry stuff over your shoulder a lot you can strap a leather shoulder pad to them.
Transmission lines flatland? you're funny
You live in the mid west......
Flat land....
Macman125
libertarian/anarcho-capitalist firewood hack
If you say so.
He's pretty good with a tire iron too.You forgot the ones who wear two pair of suspenders...one for their pants and one for their chaps with the shoulder pad already attached.
If they're falling and helping in the rigging or running machinery it's perfectly acceptable to wear 2 different styles.
They both have to be button type though. No clip ons. The only guy I know that gets away with wearing clip ons is Randy Mac. I mean, who's going to say anything to him? He'd probably set you on fire.
Yes, and they were PINK! How do I know? A timber faller
ran into a bee nest. I'd just arrived, as foresters do, fashionably late in the morning. I had just walked over to the log landing, which was on one of the heavily used roads that go to Mt. St Helens. We heard a scream. Then clothes started flying up in the air, and we could see by that, he was running up the hill towards us. When he got up to the road, he was only wearing pink shorts and calks, and was about to pull off the shorts when he noticed cars going by with folks gaping at him. It was a memorable moment.Right now, our highway is busy with former fallers
driving logs to our mills. I wouldn't pick on them. There are too many and they might gang up and drink all the coffee and constantly tell stories. :msp_biggrin:
In my pocket... holsters are overrated...
Sagetown
Farmer and a STIHL
When my body conformation changed, my pants began creeping downward. Finally had to resort to suspenders. I've tried 'em all from cowboy to logger, and button logger non-leather do a great job. The leather ones are good too, just more expensive.:cool2:
