Maybe we need a new term: "Work Queens"?
Philbert
Philbert
There are guys out there that actually detail their work saws.
I think you missed your calling...this $hit is priceless! LolI am picturing you pulling up at the traffic light with the top down on a vintage mustang, next to a young punk in his daddy's Porsche "bumpin' da jamz" on daddy's stereo. You give him the eye and he turns down the craptastic white noise enough to yell out the window "wanna race old man?" with a sneer on his face that clearly says he disrespects humanity and is worth less than a pre-chewed lump of double bubble on the bottom of a bus stop bench. Your face is alight as you yell back over engines and urban thump " hell yeah lets go little girl!!!!". His expression changes from dazed teen apathy, to confusion to terror, as you pull the Hybrid from behind the seat and pull start/piss rev it in the street. As he races off to find another hit of Molly he realizes that perhaps his life experience to this point has not provided him with a basis to truly understand that he is more of a tool than your saw. You shake your lion's mane of shoulder length sun bleached hair as your throw back your head and laugh at the top of your lungs in perfect harmony to the pitch of the wide open spinning steel (Stihl).
Tarantino could probably direct the scene with the edge that it deserves, but you would probably both have to scream the "N" word a couple of times if he did.
Yes there is lots to learn what to do and what not to do. I use the flock filter, year round the powder goes through the mesh as does that fine Fir bark dust among others. It eats the plating. I sometimes tape off the top half and always kick the snow away and lay the saw on the outside of the full wrap. and not on the belly ever. I have used the plastics cut from milk jugs and rasied up so the the air can go under. When the trees are snow loaded and I may have to wedge then I hit it with my axe three or four times quick and get out of the way until things settle before starting cuts. It sucks when your saws In the cut, starter side up and it gets pounded but it happens. Heated carb is best. Short of that, don't bring it by heat unless you completely dry it out and tear down the carb. You will still need to fire it up as soon as you go outside and keep it running on the way to work or It may not start after the truck ride I'll use straight Iso alcohol down the throat, if it starts racing in the day (Icing up) some ISO in the gas to try to prevent that.If your saw ices up ,put duct tape on the lower half of the recoil cover to restrict airflow so the saw warms up ,if you had a stihl you could polish the factory winter cover View attachment 471021
Sounds awesome, I would punish one of my saws of no return to be a part of the writing team and film it. I also wrote a parody song for the polishers this morning. Just before I went out of service I paste copied Van Halen'sBravo big dawg
im doin the interview with diamond dave tomorrow.
The documentary is called : the AS chronicles..a tale of punishers and polishers.
No No ..I know, and a couple of fatties too...jkThat's some of the deepest sh!t I ever read on this website...it's not just the 12 beers either.
That's 'cuz most can't handle what the Monkey makes... I have 2 now (and a modded muffler for my 562) from Him. They ain't going ANYWHERE, besides out to ranches and farms to cut firewood. I did keep a Pull-on to lend out for the uninitiated though.You must not have to polish much, since nobody ever burns more than 3 tanks before they sell them.
Haven't heard that one before; cracked me up.As long as you don't summon up some baby batter from the conjuring of your hands to attach the tag i wont worry
I made it through the first four pages, and then just said, "phuck it" and skipped ahead
I made it through the first four pages, and then just said, "phuck it" and skipped ahead.
Those four pages were quite educational, and helped me reach some realizations......
1. @Definitive Dave must hear voices, and/or dropped some LSD at some point.
2. @Westboastfaller ditched English class, a lot.
3. @SAWMIKAZE should write a satirical comedy.
4. @Gologit is good at drowning Stihl saws.
5. @thomas1 is still one of the funniest guys on AS.
I made it through the first four pages, and then just said, "phuck it" and skipped ahead.
Those four pages were quite educational, and helped me reach some realizations......
1. @Definitive Dave must hear voices, and/or dropped some LSD at some point.
2. @Westboastfaller ditched English class, a lot.
3. @SAWMIKAZE should write a satirical comedy.
4. @Gologit is good at drowning Stihl saws.
5. @thomas1 is still one of the funniest guys on AS.
Quitter
You missed all the good stuff like WBF carrying a froze up 390xp and broken helicopter across the tundra shirtless and the creation of a new politically correct class of saw collecting -
Working queens for saws that pimp hard all day and relax In a feather boa at night with a nice glass of Chardonnay
Dave
I made it through the first four pages, and then just said, "phuck it" and skipped ahead.
Those four pages were quite educational, and helped me reach some realizations......
1. @Definitive Dave must hear voices, and/or dropped some LSD at some point.
2. @Westboastfaller ditched English class, a lot.
3. @SAWMIKAZE should write a satirical comedy.
4. @Gologit is good at drowning Stihl saws.
5. @thomas1 is still one of the funniest guys on AS.
I wonder if his superior sentence structuring pays him $600 per day?
I think your superior writing skills just may be going to waste on this site Jon.
Unless ? you may be trained to teach English in 'unorthodox' methods? That would be great! You could follow me around this site and post after me with little corrective lessons and I could flip you a few bucks. Of course your reply will no doubt be " There isn't enough money in the world to have to suffer through that" or something to that effect. So I would say kindly skip over my posts in future.
I did read you saying "its time I get a REAL job soon".
What has become of a grown man?
If you aren't qualified to teach the said job above or dosen't seem manly enough then I have another standing offer. Come into my wheel house. You can float under my company. I'll pay ya cash to come to work for me in the new year between January - April some time.
Bucking limbing throwing green frozen blocks & burning of beetle wood (fall & burn) The Money is good if you are. It will be east side of the Rookies for Alberta forest service so you don't have to produce work tickets.I'm dead serious. So who thinks he should man up to the offer.???
Clear enough. Come on Jon
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