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Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
That's the best one yet! Good thing they had somebody supervising.
These are some dumb sons of hitches for sure.
Chris-PA
Where the Wild Things Are
That's a lousy saw - it can't cut a wedge.
Did any of them wonder why that wood wouldn't come out and why they had to go at it with a wedge? Or was that a chisel?
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Here's another nut bar.
Jon1212
Riff Raff Fart Knocker from other Forum's.
Thanks for posting up all of these helpful videos.
AFLAC!
AFLAC!
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Did you notice it was only the idiots who were running Huskys?
Man o man! I definitely feel better about myself after a few of these vids. My favorite forum by far
And here I though the Three Stooges were gone!!!
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yes the smart ones run the echos like me
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sharpen yer darn chain you incompetent slouch!
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
Yeah,,, But the whole crew on the beetle kill pine tree with their chisels/maul and stuff take the cake,,, and the dude running their saw was a real piece of work. and what about the multi stage 9ver sized face cut..... it seemed like three weeks went by watching that debacle
John do you mean to say (Another loose bar nut!!!!!)
MCW
Somebody's talking crap here & it ain't the tree!
Funny stuff. Haven't seen some of these videos.
I still remember a few years ago where a guy started a thread here about a tricky tree his friend was dropping. Experienced members were telling him "not to touch it" and that it was a "dangerous tree if you don't know what you are doing".
He had photos of it after it went down with this great big barber chair.
He actually said that his friend had dropped it safely because "nobody was hurt". He copped a verbal thumping from numerous members.
Old Sam "Slamm" absolutely pasted him
As mentioned earlier the dangerous guys are the ones that "think" they know what they are doing. The more trees you drop, the more things you see, and the more you realise that there is no such thing as a "safe" tree. I back away from some trees now that I would have had a go at many years ago.
That guy in the earlier video who nearly copped a branch flung back from the crown (dead Stringybark - Australian hardwood) should have seen that coming a mile away and it showed inexperience. Not sure about species overseas but dead Australian hardwoods have a habit of doing that.
I still remember a few years ago where a guy started a thread here about a tricky tree his friend was dropping. Experienced members were telling him "not to touch it" and that it was a "dangerous tree if you don't know what you are doing".
He had photos of it after it went down with this great big barber chair.
He actually said that his friend had dropped it safely because "nobody was hurt". He copped a verbal thumping from numerous members.
Old Sam "Slamm" absolutely pasted him
As mentioned earlier the dangerous guys are the ones that "think" they know what they are doing. The more trees you drop, the more things you see, and the more you realise that there is no such thing as a "safe" tree. I back away from some trees now that I would have had a go at many years ago.
That guy in the earlier video who nearly copped a branch flung back from the crown (dead Stringybark - Australian hardwood) should have seen that coming a mile away and it showed inexperience. Not sure about species overseas but dead Australian hardwoods have a habit of doing that.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
They are left handed...?
Plus there is a better chance of neck cutting kickback eliminating them from the gene pool.
