SliverPicker
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I stumbled across this little gem today.
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Comments - don't know where to start so I'll just say that he would have been better off had he not commented as well. Ron
treeslayer2003
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? educated enough to kill a dead tree, but not bright enough to turn on the sound! wait a minute, if a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to ????? .................
1270d
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Woodsman mike here...... That's as far as one needs to watch. Lol. Creating bear habitat.
SliverPicker
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I have to admit I laughed pretty hard. The bear habitat comment was without equal.
That guy is of a "type" that seems to transplant itself here in sizable numbers. I think some peoples' brain function changes above 7000'.
That guy is of a "type" that seems to transplant itself here in sizable numbers. I think some peoples' brain function changes above 7000'.
Chris_In_VT
Brrraaaaap!
"I leave the air filter intentionally clogged up so it won't run too lean. Seems to run great."
Really?
Wow.
Really?
Wow.
1270d
ArboristSite Guru
I like silverton. I was one of the tourists on the train once.
My wife says that I'm not allowed to watch YouTube tree cutters any more. All the screaming and yelling upsets her. Not the YouTube screaming and yelling...mine.
SliverPicker, I don't wish you any harm but please keep that guy on your side of the hill.
SliverPicker, I don't wish you any harm but please keep that guy on your side of the hill.
SliverPicker
ArboristSite Guru
He's on this side of the hill, but there's a few hills between me and him as well. Good thing.
At least he's quite humble about the whole thing.
At least he's quite humble about the whole thing.
SliverPicker
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I never once rode the train, but I lived in Durango for a while a "few" years back.
He's on this side of the hill, but there's a few hills between me and him as well. Good thing.
At least he's quite humble about the whole thing.
Humble? I can think of some words to describe that lad but humble isn't one of them.
I'm kind of interested in his idea about leaving your air filter clogged so the saw runs better. Wonder where he came up with that little gem?
well... he's enthusiastic...
Now I remember why I don't live in CO or WY anymore...
Now I remember why I don't live in CO or WY anymore...
treeslayer2003
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dumbazz comes to mind quicklyHumble? I can think of some words to describe that lad but humble isn't one of them.
I'm kind of interested in his idea about leaving your air filter clogged so the saw runs better. Wonder where he came up with that little gem?
I don't have the hearing for saw tuning, but maybe that clogged air filter was why his saw was screaming in the falling cut. It sounded similar to my MAC just before I scorched it. It sounded more normal when he was bucking. Ron
treeslayer2003
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he can't file either.........that saw should have went through that like butter
dhskier2
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And here I thought I was the only one who chowder'd limbs for a picnic area under dead trees
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