Everything went great until !

[Lobo]

I had changed my rim sprocket from a 7 tooth to a 8 tooth to cut firewood up to 6 inches in dia.,the difference between the 7 to the 8 was significantly faster, i was real happy with the job, it was going really well, I was just sawing away minding my own business when I hit that spike.

The thing f&*$#@? ruined a freshly sharpened chain.



I put a 12 gauge to the SOB !

I feel so good now !

 

[Chris J.]

Sometimes taking your frustrations out on

an inanimate object is the best thing to do. Better than kicking the dog (of course my lab weighs 90 lbs). Hope you had a back-up chain!

Chris J.

 

[Mange]

I find it good, sometimes when nothing goes right, to drop everything, find a cozy corner, and have a break. I am in to coffee in a big way, but others might enjoy pine tea or a diet soda. What ever does the trick.
After a while things tend to get better, it might take a hole thermos, but it will.

 

[Lobo]

I find it good, sometimes when nothing goes right, to drop everything, find a cozy corner, and have a break. I am in to coffee in a big way, but others might enjoy pine tea or a diet soda. What ever does the trick.
After a while things tend to get better, it might take a hole thermos, but it will.

A 12 gauge shotgun does it for me !

 

[Lawn Masters]

Me too. but I like just tossing a few maltov cocktails at it.

 

[rupedoggy]

Pine Tea, Diet Soda or Coffee??????? Wow, how about 151 Barcardi, White Lightning or at least a beer! This is a chain saw forum. Mike

 

[turnkey4099]

It's Murphys law in action. You will never hit a nail with a chain that is due to be resharped, it will always be a fresh chain.

Harry K

 

[trimmmed]

That's the truth, Harry. There is only one solution to keep that new chain off the metal. As long as you're gonna use a blade on it somewhere that costs more than the chain, the chain will miss it and the more$$$$ blade will find it. That's right outa the Murphy handbook