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clint53
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Gotta tell you and others with true helpmates. Thank God every day for her cause a good number of us don’t have a true helpmate to help. Used to have one but let her get away due to being stupid. Just sayin
I'm thankful every morning I wake up. Debbie and I have been married 45 years come November 15th.
She is what keeps me going and can out work me any day.
Thank God I married a country girl.
 
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ChoppyChoppy

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Then you get stuck several times and a Skidder goes by your truck while you are cutting, runs over the end of a 5 inch cut down gum and it flips up and turns in mid air and lands across the hood of you truck.
We just may be a little nuts.

I had a branch catch in the tire chains and whack me right in the mouth.
The 648D door design wasn't very good and this one, like most others, broke off long ago.
(It slides like a barn door. Can't swing open, front tire is in the way)
 
clint53
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I had a branch catch in the tire chains and whack me right in the mouth.
The 648D door design wasn't very good and this one, like most others, broke off long ago.
(It slides like a barn door. Can't swing open, front tire is in the way)
Yep. I've never been a logger, but it's like a logger told me in 1976 when I first started cutting firewood "There are thousands of ways a saw can hurt you." The same goes for logging equipment.
I try to think of what he said every time I get out of my truck to cut.
Being around logging all my life and working at a paper mill for over 43 years I know some bad horror stories.
I had a logger friend that was killed by a hickory that sprung back and busted his liver. He died in his sons arms.
I glad you lived to tell about what happened to you.
 
clint53
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Clint I got one of mine own thanks to heavy winds blowing down a big branch. Fell it today. Its 38 inches where I cut it.
That's a hoss. I've never worked as a logger, so I use a lot of caution when felling.
Most of what I cut is left behind by loggers.
Here another I cut a while back that almost took out a building.
 

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